Getting Away with Murder(s) (2021)

This documentary examines the disturbing reality of the widespread involvement in the murders of 11 million people during World War II, across 22 nations. Despite knowing the locations of many perpetrators, from Germany to the USA, the Allied powers, following The London Agreement of 1945, only prosecuted a small number. The film explores why these nations failed to bring most of the perpetrators to justice, leaving their crimes largely unpunished. Through interviews with historians and archival footage, it reveals the complex political pressures, diplomatic considerations, and difficulties in confronting such immense tragedy that shaped this outcome. The film prompts viewers to consider the moral implications of a justice system struggling to address unprecedented human suffering.