Greek survivors and descendants of the victims of the Kalavryta massacre during the German occupation have expressed their anger at a film showing a Nazi soldier saving women and children from a school in flames. The long-awaited movie “Kalavryta 1943” which is due to be released in Greek cinemas on November 11, revives the horrific massacre on December 13, 1943 by the Nazis. A five-second scene on the trailer of the movie was enough to trigger the outrage: An Austrian Nazi by his own initiative and disobeying the orders of his commanders opens the door of a burning school to...
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