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Hitler's Children (2011 film)
''Hitler's Children'' is an Israeli-German 2012 documentary film directed by Chanoch Zeevi that portrays the struggle of family members of Hitler’s inner circle with the burden of a family legacy, and surname, identified with the horrors of the Holocaust. The descendants of the most senior Nazis describe the conflicted feelings of guilt and responsibility they carry with them in their daily lives.
==Synopsis==
''Hitler’s Children'' is a film about the descendants of some of the most powerful figures in the Nazi regime, such as Heinrich Himmler, Hans Frank, Hermann Göring, and Rudolf Höss, who have inherited a legacy that permanently associates them with one of the greatest crimes in history. For more than 60 years they lived in the shadows trying to rebuild their lives without the constant reminders of what their fathers and grandfathers once did.
They discuss the delicate balance they reached as they negotiate between the natural admiration that children have toward their parents and their innate revulsion at their parents’ crimes, and the challenges of protecting their families as they pass their name down to future generations-or decide not to produce any descendants at all. The film also explores how they relate to the other side, the victims of their fathers' crimes, for whom the terror of the Holocaust is still much alive.
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