![]() ![]() Years later, a German writer recalled the experience of sitting through death camp footage in a Frankfurt cinema: The hope was to reshape indoctrinated minds with the facts. One of the Allied strategies was to make people attend documentary films before they could receive their food ration cards. Of those who had chosen noncooperation, most were either dead or gone, and the occupying Allied authorities believed that a program of “denazification” was necessary to awaken Germany from Hitler’s bad dream. ![]() ![]() Millions more, whether from fear, ignorance, or true belief, had also given their consent to the evils of the Third Reich. “Noncooperation with evil is as much a moral obligation as is cooperation with the good.”Īt the end of World War II, there were 8 million Nazis in Germany, about 10 percent of the population. ![]()
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