Robert Jay Lifton: Nazi Doctors


1h 26m 2010

Brief Synopsis

Lifton describes the process by which he researched and interviewed dozens of doctors who served in Auschwitz. Doctors who were at the heart of it. With measured words and carefully calibrated analysis, he leads us through the "acculturation to killing" that the camps fostered, the process of "split

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MPAA Rating
Genre
Biography
Documentary
Historical
Release Date
2010

Technical Specs

Duration
1h 26m

Synopsis

Lifton describes the process by which he researched and interviewed dozens of doctors who served in Auschwitz. Doctors who were at the heart of it. With measured words and carefully calibrated analysis, he leads us through the "acculturation to killing" that the camps fostered, the process of "splitting" or "doubling" which allowed doctors to strike a Faustian bargain, and his belief that "any one of us might find ourselves in service to evil."

Film Details

MPAA Rating
Genre
Biography
Documentary
Historical
Release Date
2010

Technical Specs

Duration
1h 26m

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Limited Release in United States Fall October 6, 2010 (New York City.)

Limited Release in United States Fall October 6, 2010