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This compelling documentary interviews four prisoners who were convicted of war crimes at the Nazi concentration camp in Auschwitz during World War II. Three of the four readily admit their participation in the genocidal practices. Interviews with camp survivors give the perspective of the victims who survived the Holocaust. Originally made for television, the documentary was shown at the Berlin Film Festival in 1980 and held the interest of the silent crowd in attendance. A must for history buffs, but the appeal is universal in spite of the 60-minute length.