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* FinalSolution: The TropeNamer, and all too real.
* JustFollowingOrders: The defense of the Nazis that were put on trial after the war, as mentioned at the end.
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* PropagandaMachine: The entire anti-Semitic Nazi propaganda machine, with many disturbing examples, like the children's board game where the goal was to kick six Jews out of town.
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* StockFootage: The entire movie, minus the intro with Simon Wiesenthal, as there are no other TalkingHeads and no other original footage. Beyond newsreel footage there are also clips from Creator/LeniRiefenstahl's Nazi propaganda films ''Film/TriumphOfTheWill'' and ''Film/{{Olympia}}''.
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* CallBack: The allusion to Cain and "Am I my brother's keeper" mentioned in the opening narration is recalled at the end when Simon Wiesenthal writes "I am my brother's keeper" on a piece of paper and puts it in the Wailing Wall.
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-> "Small wonder then, that the 9.5 million Jews who still lived in Europe at the end of the First World War looked forward with great hope to the new world, the world of Democratic Europe, the world President Wilson promised would be made safe for democracy."
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''Genocide'' is a 1981 film directed by Arnold Schwartzman.
It is a documentary about UsefulNotes/TheHolocaust. Taking a straightforward narrative approach, the film starts by telling of the art, culture, and history of the Jewish community in Europe. Anti-Semitism in Europe is mentioned, grounding the Holocaust in prejudice against Jews dating back centuries. Then the film turns to the rise of the Nazis and UsefulNotes/AdolfHitler's violent persecution of German Jewry. After the outbreak of UsefulNotes/WorldWarII and the Nazi conquest of Europe, Hitler's program turns from the oppression of the Jews to their physical extermination by organized mass murder.
Music/ElmerBernstein composed the music. Creator/OrsonWelles and Creator/ElizabethTaylor provide narration.
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* AsTheGoodBookSays: The opening narration is the Cain and Abel passage from the Book of Genesis, specifically the story of Cain and Abel, with Cain saying "Am I my brother's keeper?"
* BookBurning: Stock footage of a Nazi book-burning rally.
* FinalSolution: The TropeNamer, and all too real.
* TheKenBurnsEffect: Used frequently with still photos throughout the film.
* PropagandaMachine: The entire anti-Semitic Nazi propaganda machine, with many disturbing examples, like the children's board game where the goal was to kick six Jews out of town.
* ShoutOut: A clip from Creator/OrsonWelles's ''Radio/TheWarOfTheWorlds'' ("October, 1938. The war scare was over...") is used to introduce Kristallnacht. Welles, of course, was a narrator of this film.
* SplitScreen: Used many times in the film, like the sequence discussing Kristallnacht that shows multiple clips of the 1938 pogrom that involved anti-Jewish violence and destruction throughout Germany.
* StaggeredZoom: Onto a still photo of a large Jewish wedding party, ending with a tight closeup of the bride and groom. This is the segue to Kristallanacht, emphasizing how Jewish life in Germany changed forever after that.
* StockFootage: The entire movie, minus the intro with Simon Wiesenthal, as there are no other TalkingHeads and no other original footage. Beyond newsreel footage there are also clips from Creator/LeniRiefenstahl's Nazi propaganda films ''Film/TriumphOfTheWill'' and ''Film/{{Olympia}}''.
* TalkingHeads: Simon Wiesenthal is shown in the opening scene outside a preserved concentration camp, saying that the Holocaust happened and he was a witness. Other than that Talking Heads are eschewed, as the entire rest of the movie is stock footage.
--> '''Narration'''
''Genocide'' is a 1981 film directed by Arnold Schwartzman.
It is a documentary about UsefulNotes/TheHolocaust. Taking a straightforward narrative approach, the film starts by telling of the art, culture, and history of the Jewish community in Europe. Anti-Semitism in Europe is mentioned, grounding the Holocaust in prejudice against Jews dating back centuries. Then the film turns to the rise of the Nazis and UsefulNotes/AdolfHitler's violent persecution of German Jewry. After the outbreak of UsefulNotes/WorldWarII and the Nazi conquest of Europe, Hitler's program turns from the oppression of the Jews to their physical extermination by organized mass murder.
Music/ElmerBernstein composed the music. Creator/OrsonWelles and Creator/ElizabethTaylor provide narration.
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* AsTheGoodBookSays: The opening narration is the Cain and Abel passage from the Book of Genesis, specifically the story of Cain and Abel, with Cain saying "Am I my brother's keeper?"
* BookBurning: Stock footage of a Nazi book-burning rally.
* FinalSolution: The TropeNamer, and all too real.
* TheKenBurnsEffect: Used frequently with still photos throughout the film.
* PropagandaMachine: The entire anti-Semitic Nazi propaganda machine, with many disturbing examples, like the children's board game where the goal was to kick six Jews out of town.
* ShoutOut: A clip from Creator/OrsonWelles's ''Radio/TheWarOfTheWorlds'' ("October, 1938. The war scare was over...") is used to introduce Kristallnacht. Welles, of course, was a narrator of this film.
* SplitScreen: Used many times in the film, like the sequence discussing Kristallnacht that shows multiple clips of the 1938 pogrom that involved anti-Jewish violence and destruction throughout Germany.
* StaggeredZoom: Onto a still photo of a large Jewish wedding party, ending with a tight closeup of the bride and groom. This is the segue to Kristallanacht, emphasizing how Jewish life in Germany changed forever after that.
* StockFootage: The entire movie, minus the intro with Simon Wiesenthal, as there are no other TalkingHeads and no other original footage. Beyond newsreel footage there are also clips from Creator/LeniRiefenstahl's Nazi propaganda films ''Film/TriumphOfTheWill'' and ''Film/{{Olympia}}''.
* TalkingHeads: Simon Wiesenthal is shown in the opening scene outside a preserved concentration camp, saying that the Holocaust happened and he was a witness. Other than that Talking Heads are eschewed, as the entire rest of the movie is stock footage.
