Two Men, Two Worlds, One Cause
Kurt Gerstein—a member of the Institute for Hygiene of the Waffen-SS—is horrified by what he sees in the death camps. he is then shocked to learn that the process he used to purify water for his troops by using Zyklon-B, is now used to kill people in gas chambers.
Ulrich Tukur Mathieu Kassovitz Ulrich Mühe Michel Duchaussoy Marcel Iureș Ion Caramitru Friedrich von Thun Antje Schmidt Günther Maria Halmer Hanns Zischler Sebastian Koch Monica Bleibtreu Justus von Dohnányi Pierre Franckh August Zirner Susanne Lothar Michael Mendl Nina Proll Richard Durden Angus MacInnes Erich Hallhuber Burkhard Heyl Bernd Fischerauer Horațiu Mălăele Ovidiu Cuncea Markus Hering Alex Geringas Theodor Danetti Radu Bânzaru Constantin Alexandrov Heinz Gerhard Lück Marina Berti Niels Hansen Matthias Koeberlin Marin Moraru Hinnerk Schönemann Ion Haiduc Maria Rotaru Dorina Chiriac Cornelia Pavlovici Cornel Ciupercescu Robinson Reichel Lilly Tukur Charles Brian Sophie Parea Laurentiu Cizmas George Ivașcu Ion Pavlescu Constantin Cotimanis Valentin Teodosiu Rodica Lazăr Stefania Zamfirescu Doru Badiu Andreea Macelaru Rudy Rosenfeld Costin Anghel Alexandru Repan Ion Siminie Sandu Mihai Gruia Florin Kevorkian Valeriu Crisan Cristian Ieremia Natașa Raab Andriana Andronache Andrei Finti Andrei Boncea Zoltan Butuc Laurentiu Bobalca Nicolae Călugărița Karina Bobe Cici Caraman Lucia Maier Christine Georgescu Andrei Duban Andrei Gheorghe Bogdan Uritescu Fred Wesson Cornel Vulpe Petre Moraru Mihai Niculescu Mircea Stoian Geo Dobre Viorel Comănici Mihai Călin Marius Gâlea Gabriel Spahiu Nicodim Ungureanu Ștefan Potzolli Emil Hostina Bogdan Florea Alexandru Jitea Marian Râlea Florin Busuioc Florin Dobrovici Eugen Cristian Motriuc Alin Panc Pavel Bartoș Dorina Lazăr Anca Sigartău Oana Ioachim Tamara Popescu Nicolae Borza Adrian Plopeanu Daniel Iordan Dan Aştileanu Mihai Răzuș Doru Stan Ioana Picoș
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