Consipracy (2001 film)

[seayakin]

I just saw this, Conspiracy (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0266425/) in a business ethics course I'm taking and was intrigued. A number of the characters were portrayed in such a way as to leave me thinking that at least some of the persons were arguing against genocide. However, when I did a search in Wikipedia and found this entry: Wansee Conference (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wannsee_conference) . It sounds to me like all of the people at the conference wanted to implement the final solution and just argued about the method.

Anyone else see this movie and have a different reaction?

I still enjoyed the movie and do not hold any illusion that film makers are the best historians.

[c4ts]

What? Filmakers are awesome historians! Remember that documentary about the 19th century where the Wolfman fought Dracula and The Mummy? Frankenstein's Monster kicked all their butts with his primitive machine gun arms. True to history.