Death Mills

Year: 1945

Runtime: 22 mins

Language: English

Directors: Billy Wilder, Hans Burger

DocumentaryWar

Made with a German soundtrack for Germany and Austria, this documentary was the first to show what Allied forces found after liberating Nazi camps: survivors, horrific conditions and evidence of mass murder. It details the camps’ exploitation, interrogations and visits by nearby townspeople, blamed for complicity—a unique Allied condemnation.

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