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" A Love in Germany"

It is only safe to state that as the human race evolves so does the way of life, and there are numerous factors to take into consideration. The ways our customs and laws have changed throughout time have been mostly imposed by our instinct of survival. However one of the major factors affecting the way of life of humans has been the human race it self. In the movie "A Love in Germany" directed by Andrezej Wajda we can perceive a major change in Germany's way of life, affected entirely by the human race and its laws. Enforcing laws such as The Nuremberg Laws, Nazi Policy, and the group of people enforcing them in this case the Nazis, played a major role in the way the German people's lives were molded.
The movie takes place in a small German town where Paulina, one of the main characters, is involved in a forbidden love affair during World War II. In the movie, Paulina is seen as a "role-model", and as a beautiful woman according to this era and Nazi......

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