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Nothing remotely comparable to the post-World War II de-nazification of Germany has occurred; only a handful of communists have been prosecuted. Taking Sides (1995), more satisfyingly complex because of the greater moral uncertainty surrounding its subject, pits legendary conductor Wilhelm Furtwangler (Michael Pennington) against American Major Steve Arnold (David Horovitch) of the De-Nazification Commission in 1946 Berlin. Austria, unlike Germany, was never subjected to the intensive de-Nazification campaigns that followed from the defeat of Adolf Hitler. |
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