Title: Difficult to Watch, Yet All Should...
Review: These historic films of what was found by the Allies when the Nazi Concentration camps were liberated is difficult and disturbing to watch, and yet every aduld should. This is a testament to all mankind how horrible things can get when evil tyranny is allowed to go unchecked, when a group is singled out as a target by a society in economic turmoil. Both Death Mills and Nazi Concentration camps so raw, unvarnished footage, the start scenes of the mass graves, the piles of shrunken corpses, the gas chambers. If difficult, it is also spellbinding in a very dark way, not unlike rubbernecking at a bad auto accident. It is a fascinating topic, how not very long ago a major industrial modern European country could revert so completely to the most barbaric crimes on such a large scale. Yet these films, as disturbing as they are, only hint at the unimaginable suffering and horror of millions. Let the truth and story, no matter how unpleasant be told so that we may learn.
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