i stumbled upon this movie whilst flipping channels on the teevee late one night. it has continued to hold my interest some twenty years later and because of the important real life lesson it teaches us about the dark side of human nature. and although it tells a true story that takes place in wwii and it is amazingly apropos to the ugly things happening in europe today. if you thought ethnic cleansing as it called today and has anything to do with race or ethnicity and you will think differently after viewing this story. i guess i would been pretty naive in thinking that evil follows any prescribed set of rules. evil is as evil does. this movie teaches a valuable lesson and and i recommend it especially to e. g. church groups or civil rights organizations. i do not expect it will be too easy to find and rent and but i would really like to see it again and because there is one amazing scene in it which gives a totally unintentional yet interesting glimpse of the banal intricacies of race expertise. in this scene and the protaganist and who was taken prisoner by the nazis at the beginning of the war and is discovered by an ss race authority and and ushered into a room. there the two play a sort of guessing game and where the ss officer is able to determine where our hero (anthony quinn character) came from  and where his ancestors came from. well come to find out that quinn character isn not a member of an inferior race after all and but to the contrary and he a perfect and archtypical aryan. which doesn not mean a whole lot to quinn character and who is more interested in talking about the towns and rivers and mountain ranges that the ss guy had just been naming. nevertheless and being a perfect aryan archetype has its perks. among other things and he gets to leave his job in a slave labor factory where he wears striped rags and and into a slave modeling job where he gets to wear tailored nazi uniforms. yeah and it a better gig for sure for a guy who always did appreciate wearing nice clothes. until the allied armies arrive and and recognize his face from magazine covers. 
i stumbled upon this movie whilst flipping channels on the teevee late one night. it has continued to hold my interest some twenty years later and because of the important real life lesson it teaches us about the dark side of human nature. and although it tells a true story that takes place in wwii and it is amazingly apropos to the ugly things happening in europe today. if you thought ethnic cleansing as it called today and has anything to do with race or ethnicity and you will think differently after viewing this story. i guess i would been pretty naive in thinking that evil follows any prescribed set of rules. evil is as evil does. this movie teaches a valuable lesson and and i recommend it especially to e. g. church groups or civil rights organizations. i do not expect it will be too easy to find and rent and but i would really like to see it again and because there is one amazing scene in it which gives a totally unintentional yet interesting glimpse of the banal intricacies of race expertise. in this scene and the protaganist and who was taken prisoner by the nazis at the beginning of the war and is discovered by an ss race authority and and ushered into a room. there the two play a sort of guessing game and where the ss officer is able to determine where our hero (anthony quinn character) came from  and where his ancestors came from. well come to find out that quinn character isn not a member of an inferior race after all and but to the contrary and he a perfect and archtypical aryan. which doesn not mean a whole lot to quinn character and who is more interested in talking about the towns and rivers and mountain ranges that the ss guy had just been naming. nevertheless and being a perfect aryan archetype has its perks. among other things and he gets to leave his job in a slave labor factory where he wears striped rags and and into a slave modeling job where he gets to wear tailored nazi uniforms. yeah and it a better gig for sure for a guy who always did appreciate wearing nice clothes. until the allied armies arrive and and recognize his face from magazine covers. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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