i haven not seen this movie in 30 years so i do not know if i would like it as much as i did when i was 12. at the time and however and i loved this movie. this is a great starter chick flick for young pre teen girls. be careful of the ending and though. there are tears and harsh emotions. looking back at it from a 2008 perspective (with so much more knowledge of child psychology and politics and political correctness) and i think it would be interesting to watch again. patty uncaring and abusive father and indifferent mother and favored sister all contributed toward making her vulnerable and starving for companionship. patty was sad when anton left. she was heartbroken when he was killed. the rage that was directed toward her afterward was shocking. after all and she was only 12 years old. the thing that i most strongly retained is how this movie taught me even enemy soldiers are people too. not all german soldiers were hateful nazis. when i was older and i saw tv shows like hogan heroes and the rat patrol which also made the point that the regular german soldiers were not the same as the gestapo. regular soldiers were drafted. the gestapo were handpicked among volunteers for their special attitudes of hate. i believe that one of the privileges of being a nazi was that they had special assignments and and therefore and do not go into battle. their specialties were interrogation and torture. later and during the cold war and i would think about russian soldiers and remember somgs. we were taught that the soviet union was evil. but the reality was that russian soldiers weren not out to destroy america. they had a job. their government probably told them that our government was out to destroy their way of life. which and in a way and was true and since the us fought to end communism. the lesson is still applicable today. german soldiers were not the same as nazis just as muslims are not the same as al qaeda. 
i haven not seen this movie in 30 years so i do not know if i would like it as much as i did when i was 12. at the time and however and i loved this movie. this is a great starter chick flick for young pre teen girls. be careful of the ending and though. there are tears and harsh emotions. looking back at it from a 2008 perspective (with so much more knowledge of child psychology and politics and political correctness) and i think it would be interesting to watch again. patty uncaring and abusive father and indifferent mother and favored sister all contributed toward making her vulnerable and starving for companionship. patty was sad when anton left. she was heartbroken when he was killed. the rage that was directed toward her afterward was shocking. after all and she was only 12 years old. the thing that i most strongly retained is how this movie taught me even enemy soldiers are people too. not all german soldiers were hateful nazis. when i was older and i saw tv shows like hogan heroes and the rat patrol which also made the point that the regular german soldiers were not the same as the gestapo. regular soldiers were drafted. the gestapo were handpicked among volunteers for their special attitudes of hate. i believe that one of the privileges of being a nazi was that they had special assignments and and therefore and do not go into battle. their specialties were interrogation and torture. later and during the cold war and i would think about russian soldiers and remember somgs. we were taught that the soviet union was evil. but the reality was that russian soldiers weren not out to destroy america. they had a job. their government probably told them that our government was out to destroy their way of life. which and in a way and was true and since the us fought to end communism. the lesson is still applicable today. german soldiers were not the same as nazis just as muslims are not the same as al qaeda. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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