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Hans globke, his chief aide in his chancellery
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Getting Away with Murder(s)

Hans globke, his chief aidein his chancellery, was the guy who had writtenthe official...

Hans globke, his chief aide
in his chancellery, was the guy who had written
the official commentary on the nuremberg laws for Hitler

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Hans globke, his chief aide in his chancellery,
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was the guy who had written the official commentary
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on the nuremberg laws for Hitler.
Duration
9 seconds
Views
20
Timestamp in Movie
01:50:35
Uploaded
May 20, 2025
Genres
documentary
Production
Guerilla Films

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Movie Summary

99% of those who carried out the murders in the Holocaust were never prosecuted. Why not?
Theodor oberl'ander, who was his minister for refugees and expellees - Getting Away with Murder(s) 00:19
Theodor oberl'ander, who was his minister for refugees ...
So, east Germany starts pointing the finger at people in high places - Getting Away with Murder(s) 00:08
So, east Germany starts pointing the finger at people in hig...
So, they want to show that actually they are genuinely dealing with the Nazi past. - Getting Away with Murder(s) 00:07
So, they want to show that actually they are genuinely deali...
However, I think it's really crucial here to say, - Getting Away with Murder(s) 00:11
However, I think it's really crucial here to say,
Very significant here is Fritz Bauer, the Attorney General of the land of hesse, - Getting Away with Murder(s) 00:14
Very significant here is Fritz Bauer, the Attorney General o...
He comes back and he's determined to prosecute former Nazis. - Getting Away with Murder(s) 00:05
He comes back and he's determined to prosecute former N...
But I think it's very, very important to point out that he did this against - Getting Away with Murder(s) 00:12
But I think it's very, very important to point out that...
And it was Fritz Bauer who was determined to put Auschwitz on trial. - Getting Away with Murder(s) 00:05
And it was Fritz Bauer who was determined to put Auschwitz o...
And it was Fritz Bauer who gave the tip-off to Mossad - Getting Away with Murder(s) 00:14
And it was Fritz Bauer who gave the tip-off to Mossad
Because Fritz Bauer said if eichmann came back to Germany, - Getting Away with Murder(s) 00:08
Because Fritz Bauer said if eichmann came back to Germany,
Adolf eichmann was a key executioner of the Nazis extermination programme. - Getting Away with Murder(s) 00:07
Adolf eichmann was a key executioner of the Nazis exterminat...
After the war, he escaped to Argentina via the ratlines. - Getting Away with Murder(s) 00:05
After the war, he escaped to Argentina via the ratlines.
Finding work as a department head with Mercedes-Benz, - Getting Away with Murder(s) 00:12
Finding work as a department head with Mercedes-Benz,
But he was tracked down in 1960 by Mossad agents and taken to Jerusalem for trial. - Getting Away with Murder(s) 00:08
But he was tracked down in 1960 by Mossad agents and taken t...
His defence of only following orders was rejected. - Getting Away with Murder(s) 00:06
His defence of only following orders was rejected.
He was found guilty and executed in 1962. - Getting Away with Murder(s) 00:05
He was found guilty and executed in 1962.
Eichmann should be here. Eichmann. - Getting Away with Murder(s) 00:06
Eichmann should be here. Eichmann.
Yeah, they have more than 720,000 names here. - Getting Away with Murder(s) 00:06
Yeah, they have more than 720,000 names here.
But not only defendant suspects, but also witnesses that are mentioned in the files. - Getting Away with Murder(s) 00:09
But not only defendant suspects, but also witnesses that are...
That's really important in order to make sure that it's put back - Getting Away with Murder(s) 00:10
That's really important in order to make sure that it&#...