A good look on how easy it is to let the Left turn our USA into another Reich..

A remarkable documentary bringing the perpetrators on a journey to face the reality of their crimes.

A very disturbing film to watch, particularly since it mirrors contemporary events in the United states

A very interesting and insightful film that I hope receives the attention it deserves. While it's hardly fair for me to complain about an opportunity to see a great film without charge, I must note that the watermark placements were very distracting, especially the one that sat in the middle of the screen. I do understand the need to protect your work, and using a watermark is understandable to that end. However, I have seen other films where the watermark was placed, for example, in the lower right corner or where it remained conspicuous but not so distracting from the film itself. Just a tho

A well done documentary, compelling to see firsthand accounts from those that lived through these terrible years

amazing! perspectives never change

An excellent account of how a society can be led to not see the humanity in a fellow being or not be able to muster the courage to stand up against evil due to the fear of being killed.\r

An important film! It is amazing that the director could get people to speak freely, especially when they surely knew that what they were saying was not politically correct. The film is a sobering reminder of the ease with which malefactors can manipulate ordinary citizens to take an active role in horrific activities. It's also a frightening depiction of how young people are so easily willing to put bad actors and actions in the past, taking little or no responsibility for acknowledging or correcting their elders' mistakes. I am still haunted by the room full of young people on mobile phones.