Getting Away With Murder(s)
Synopsis
99% of those who carried out those murders were never prosecuted; they were never even questioned.
The Allies knew what the crime was.
The Allies knew where a great many of the murderers were.
The Allies had most of the evidence.
The Allies agreed to prosecute those responsible when they drew up The London Agreement in August 1945.
But after the 1940s, very little was done by the Allies.
Why?
Details
- Year
- 2021
- Type of film
- Features
- Running time
- 175 min
- Director
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David Nicholas Wilkinson
- Producer
- David Nicholas Wilkinson
- Executive Producer
- Neil Phillips, Ilyce Phillips, Bill Lawrence, Aziz Mcmahon, David Brown, Greg Phillips
- Editor
- Jon Walker
- Screenwriter
- David Nicholas Wilkinson, Emlyn Price
- Director of Photography
- Don McVey
- Sound
- Rory Smith, Brian Gray
- Music
- Christopher Barnett
- Principal cast
- Stephen Ankier, Benjamin B Ferencz, Donald Ferencz, Axel Fischer, Mary Fulbrook, Winfried Garscha, Kitty Hart-Moxon, Arek Hersh, Malka Levine, ukasz Lipiski, Robin Lustig, Filip Petlicka, Dan Plesch, Jens Rommel, Philip Rubenstein, James Smith, Pavlina
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Guerilla Docs
35 Thornbury RoadIsleworth
Middlesex TW7 4LQ
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