The Rape of Europa
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Movie Reviews of The Rape of Europa
Movie Review: Mrs T
Summary: 5 Stars
I was introduced to this DVD by a very old English man I know who actually remembered this at the time and he was blown away by its story and accuracy.
Historical DVds should be the first item a new politician or leader of anything should watch as it will give them some pointers and this DVd should be first on that list
The footage and score are excellent.
This is really a very addictive film that will stir the imagination and eduacate at the same time
Bravo!
Movie Review: Rape of Europa
Summary: 5 Stars
If you're into art and/or into World War II history, then this is the movie for you.
The Rape of Europe delves into the theft and destruction of millions of dollars worth of artwork, by the Nazis, during the war.
This film also explores the means that many took to save art from Hitler.
It is an extraordinary documentary on an extraordinary subject matter and an extraordinary time in humankind's history.
Enjoy!
Movie Review: Incredible Movie
Summary: 5 Stars
I don't have much to say, that hasn't already been said in previous reviews. I first saw this program on public television and it left me feeling very moved and inspired. I wanted to see it again and share it with all my friends!!! I was absolutely repulsed by the greed of the Nazi party. I guess I never realized the extent of the pillaging! It only made me hate them more and hope that the historical places on this earth never have to suffer war again!Movie Review: A very interesting movie
Summary: 5 Stars
I found this movie to be so interesting. I learned so many more things about Hitler and the way he began his terrifiyng reign. I never knew he was quite that into art and tried to destroy entire cultures by erasing their art and architecture. I saw one of my friends father in law giving commentary in this movie as an art historian and that was the most meaningful part for me. His name was Kenneth Lindsey.Movie Review: A new slant on history
Summary: 5 Stars
Incredible, amazing, unforgettable. Raises numerous unanswerable questions. To what extent did Hitler's actions stem from his rejection by the Viennese art school. Unsung heroes abound--from museum personnel to monuments men. Deservedly, the film seems to run forever in our small town of Santa Fe, NM. Still no end in sight. DON'T MISS!