At the end of the film, Ms. Jung's speech is thought-provoking. You are also young, but not everyone will make the same choice. Don't choose to be naive and ignorant because you are young and give up reflection.
The secretary, Jung, sympathized with Hitler, who was betrayed by everyone. Even when Hitler himself persuaded her to run away, he still stubbornly stayed by his side, even though he did not work for Hitler for a long time. But she didn't know then that Hitler didn't need her sympathy. She thought that the Goebbels had taken over the children, and the bunker would be safe, but she didn't know that they were here to commit suicide.
In the end, Berlin did not save the decadent smell of former men and women getting together to drink and smoke, intertwined with the pictures of some people who finally shot without turning back and ended up with themselves. Mrs. Goebbels believed that a world without Nazism could not be lived. I don't know if she really thinks so, or if she thinks that their family's life will be worse than death after the defeat.
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