The Untold Story of Black People in Nazi Germany
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Though small in number, Black people in Nazi Germany and occupied Europe faced persecution, forced sterilization, and even murder. Afro-Germans, Black POWs, and expatriates endured harsh discrimination, while African American soldiers later witnessed Nazi atrocities firsthand. This documentary sheds light on their forgotten stories of suffering, survival, and heroism during the darkest chapter of the 20th century.
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