RE: [Cz-L] By gun and by knife.

To those interested in the subject, I would suggest to rent (they may have it in the library and for sure on Netflix) an Israeli movie Lalekhet al mayim (To walk on water).
It does cover a lot of points that are brought up in the latest e-mails.

Channa
 
> CC: cyberorange_at_gmx.de; HARDY3_at_bezeqint.net; Czernowitz-L_at_cornell.edu
> From: mirtaylo_at_indiana.edu
> Subject: Re: [Cz-L] By gun and by knife.
> Date: Sat, 16 Mar 2013 15:46:01 -0400
> To: sylvia.deswaan_at_gmail.com
>
> Dear Sylvia,
>
> From what you describe,this movie does not appeal to me, even though
> I am sorry for the people in Germany who suffered from the allied
> bombing,
> from the food shortages during the war, from having relatives and
> friends
> murdered because they were homosexuals or mentally ill, for those
> who lost sons and fathers and husbands in the war and had to live under
> Soviet rule after the war.
>
> But I feel the way I was taught: "You sleep the way you make your bed".
> I do not want revenge and I am not happy when other people suffer,
> particularly, not when they are children. But when those who are to
> blame
> for the atrocities of WW2 complain about the results, I loose all
> patience.
> The subject of guilt and repentance ought to be treated in a very
> serious way.
> This movie sounds like soap opera.
>
> Mimi
>
> On Mar 16, 2013, at 2:16 PM, Sylvia de Swaan wrote:
>
> > Last night I saw the film "Lore," a German/UK co-production, adapted
> > from a novel by Rachel Seiffert and directed by Cate Shortland. It's a
> > story about 14 year old Lore who is left by her parents to take care
> > of her five siblings, so that they can go into hiding to avoid arrest
> > for the crimes they committed during the 4th Reich. In the beginning
> > Lore greets people with "Heil Hitler" and tearfully laments the
> > Fürer's death, "he loved us so," she says....but in the course the
> > grueling journey through defeated Germany, seeing corpses, witnessing
> > rape, experiencing hunger, seeing news reports of what happened, she
> > little by little comes to the realization of what actually took place
> > and the guilt of her parents. Eventually they reach their Omi's house
> > in Hamburg where there is clean clothing and plenty of food & when for
> > a moment it looks like a "happy ending" - but Lore's awareness has
> > gone beyond the myths spouted by their grandmother - "don't ever be
> > ashamed of what your parents did..." The strongest moment of the film
> > is when Lore disobeys Omi's etiquette and destroys the shrine of
> > porcelain Schwarzwald creatures that are part of the German mythology
> >
>

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