:06:00
. . .is they give us the Jewish
narrative about the Warsaw ghetto.
:06:06
The vast majority of documents that
exist are German propaganda documents.
:06:11
The films and still photographs.
:06:14
The thing that Marek taught me
was that those photos are propaganda.
:06:22
None of those photos depict
what real life in Warsaw was.
:06:26
The purpose of his propaganda
was to inflame latent anti-Semitism. . .
:06:31
. . .and make it functional so they
could get away with what they wanted.
:06:43
The power of film is so strong.
:06:47
And Goebbels was the first person
to recognize it.
:06:51
Or the first to recognize and use it.
:06:57
In essence, we're talking about. . .
:06:59
. . .Hitler being able to rally Germany
behind the extermination of the Jew.
:07:07
To get them to rally behind that,
you had to have an effective tool.
:07:20
Hitler and Goebbels
were aware of that.
:07:24
Between the two of them. . .
:07:26
. . .they used it very effectively.
:07:30
They're cunning, cowardly
and cruel...
:07:35
...and usually appear
in massive hordes.
:07:37
They represent the elements
of sneakiness...
:07:40
...and subterranean destruction
among animals...
:07:44
...just as the Jews do among mankind.
:07:47
I mean, to compare Jews to rats--
We all know what we do with rats.
:07:54
We had the first news about gassing--