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Auschwitz was full of horrible pain & suffering documented in the accounts of survivors. Inventing a fake game of human chess for

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is not only dangerous foolishness & caricature. It also welcomes future deniers. We honor the victims by preserving factual accuracy.

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Agree about the point. Nevertheless a movie can modify reality as it is a movie! In my opinion, after i watched the first premiere in tv with my son, i feel that the series will increase interest about #Holocaust and all #Jews persecution.

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In other words, you say: "a movie can lie about reality as it is just a movie'. Here we absolutely disagree. This is disrespectful and dangerous.

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The point is: nazists could have made this additional atrocity? After what i read and what i have seen the answer is yes. So, end.

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Invent an non-existing camp and Nazi atrocities perpetrated there. If you however use a real place, respect it's history and suffering of its victims.

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I understand. There are definitely things the show could have done to serve some of the things supported by others in this thread while respecting it historically. With deniers spreading false history we should be clear what is fiction and what is reality.

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I agree about this point. Probably invent a new place was better. By the way i think the result of this will be more sensibility about the whole matter. And this , at the end, is the most important thing for the menory of the victims

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Esatto. La riposta è tutta qua.

Lord Bowler, Manhunter

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I did not see your point until I saw this post. Now, I agree 100% with your point. Thank you for engaging with intelligence instead of emotion.

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Have you read the writer/producers/show runners reply to your criticism? I think he makes a good point. Also, you have to ask yourself, of all of the problems in the world, was this really worth the attention and controversy?