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The Accountant of Auschwitz

And this startedan investigationwhich really turned into probably the most convolutedand...

And this started
an investigation
which really turned into probably the most convoluted
and lengthiest criminal case to arise out of the Holocaust

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And this started an investigation which really turned into
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probably the most convoluted and lengthiest criminal case
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to arise out of the Holocaust.
Duration
11 seconds
Views
24
Timestamp in Movie
00:31:57
Uploaded
Jun 23, 2025
Genres
documentary
Production
Good Soup Productions,TLNT Productions,Aqute Media

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Movie Summary

Seventy years after WWII, Oskar Gröning, one of the last surviving members of the SS, goes on trial as an accessory to the murder of 300,000 people at the Auschwitz concentration camp.
When the Americans started - The Accountant of Auschwitz 00:15
When the Americans started
But when the Americans started interviewing - The Accountant of Auschwitz 00:16
But when the Americans started interviewing
- John Demjanjuk goes on trial in Jerusalem, - The Accountant of Auschwitz 00:08
- John Demjanjuk goes on trial in Jerusalem,
- It's described simply as "Criminal Case 373, - The Accountant of Auschwitz 00:16
- It's described simply as "Criminal Case 373,
25 years later, - The Accountant of Auschwitz 00:15
25 years later,
John Demjanjuk is on trial - The Accountant of Auschwitz 00:06
John Demjanjuk is on trial
- Good, thank you! I'm good all the time. - The Accountant of Auschwitz 00:05
- Good, thank you! I'm good all the time.
- "They would have shoved me - The Accountant of Auschwitz 00:06
- "They would have shoved me
Let him tell you what he would have done to me." - The Accountant of Auschwitz 00:08
Let him tell you what he would have done to me."
"Please... sit down. The public - The Accountant of Auschwitz 00:34
"Please... sit down. The public
- After he was sentenced to death, - The Accountant of Auschwitz 00:10
- After he was sentenced to death,
- Mr. Gorbachev, - The Accountant of Auschwitz 00:06
- Mr. Gorbachev,
(crowd cheering) - The Accountant of Auschwitz 00:21
(crowd cheering)
It really showed you - The Accountant of Auschwitz 00:19
It really showed you
- As a result of this case of mistaken identity, - The Accountant of Auschwitz 00:12
- As a result of this case of mistaken identity,
- In my country, Demjanjuk worked - The Accountant of Auschwitz 00:07
- In my country, Demjanjuk worked
And I suspect if you had asked Demjanjuk - The Accountant of Auschwitz 00:18
And I suspect if you had asked Demjanjuk
But that's what he did for a living. They were building cars. - The Accountant of Auschwitz 00:04
But that's what he did for a living. They were building...
At places like Auschwitz, - The Accountant of Auschwitz 00:14
At places like Auschwitz,
- Today, a federal court in Cleveland - The Accountant of Auschwitz 00:26
- Today, a federal court in Cleveland