The documentary film Der Untergang (2004), directed by Oliver Hirschbiegel, is based on real historical figures, Hitler's secretary Traudl Junge ) from the perspective of Hitler's last twelve days and the fall of Nazi Germany. The film adopts the method of line drawing, basically zero rendering, but the appeal and shock to the audience is still obvious. Watching this kind of historical film "seeing his building collapse" should be more relaxed or even refreshing than "seeing him rise from a high-rise building", but it is not. Heavy thinking about war, politics, and human nature arises spontaneously. The scene of Mrs. Goebbels calmly poisoning her six children one by one and then committing suicide is silent and trembling. People of his level have been brainwashed to this point, and the autocratic "magic" is evident!
Hitler took advantage of the populist sentiments spread by the Germans after the defeat of World War I to reach the top of power, and acted against humanity in the far-left face of "National Socialism" (that is, Nazi NAZI). It can be said that this lesson is not only for the Germans It should be reflected and learned from, and it is also worth thinking and remembering forever by people all over the world. This most filthy act of using other people's lives to realize one's own ideals can be said to be found in every country. As far as his heterosexuality is concerned, the following revelations can be drawn from it: First, some people with artistic (or romantic) temperament who are not in character and ability, if they go to the top position, may cause great harm to the country. Second, likewise, some people who have few personal hobbies, if they go to the top positions, can be bad to the extreme. Because there is no hobby, doing bad things is more "pure", more "concentrated", and less humane.
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