Life in Germany After World War 2, part 1
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Length: 17min 55sec (1075 seconds)
Published: Sun Oct 12 2014
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It is a remarkably level-headed film...especially considering how shortly after the war it was made. Even with the benefit of hindsight, I find very few of the stupid statements/blatant propaganda that are usually sprinkled throughout films of this sort from the same period.
"our military government, that is, your husbands and sons..."
Tells me this film was intended for domestic housewives, if not the housewives of soldiers still deployed to explain why they're still there
I am german, and literally shed a tear at the end.
This is the United States we loved and glorified for decades. All the good reputation you have in germany comes down to the forgiveness you showed after the war.
Almost biblic dimension - if you truly repent you should be forgiven.
Most germans haven't forgotten that. A bit social science: You could argue that we still up to today, as a collective , search for forgiveness.
Does it mention what happened to the German POW's held in Germany?
Also this video is very clearly British not American.
Here's part 2: https://youtu.be/NFOscMow5GA
Edit: It's kind of weirdly disjointed. This second one must be significantly after the war. These don't appear to be companion pieces...
I saw the thumbnail and thought it was going to be mine scene from generation war
My grandfather has some pretty dark stories about living in Berlin both during and after the war.
Shit I couldn’t even imagine.