Auschwitz

In the aftermath of the fall of Nazism, the German nation had to confront the incredible conspiracy that led its elites to orchestrate the greatest tragedy in history. By exposing high school students to a realistic reenactment of daily life in the Auschwitz camp, Uwe Boll probes the youth of his country and examines consciences after three generations. In this pamphlet, the German filmmaker and intellectual, Dr. Uwe Boll, probes the youth of his country and examines consciences after three generations. A fertile ground for Holocaust denial, the lack of awareness and empathy in this new generation paints a horrifying picture of amnesia fueled by taboo, resentment, and ignorance.