More than 20 war criminals from World War II remain unaccounted for over sixty years after the conflict ended.
“The Search for Nazi War Criminals”
Synopsis
More than 20 war criminals from World War II remain unaccounted for over sixty years after the conflict ended.
Synopsis
Candice Bergen narrates a look at the quest for justice against 20th-century war criminals. "Elusive Justice" details the work of Nazi hunters and the challenges they face in tracking down fugitives decades after World War II. The film includes insights from various nations and institutions involved in these efforts, revealing the obstacles that allow some perpetrators to evade accountability. The documentary runs for 120 minutes and was directed by Jonathan Silvers.
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Why Watch
- Meet the Nazi hunters dedicated to justice.
- Find out how nations facilitated war criminals' escape.
- See the systemic failures in pursuing accountability.
Did You Know
- The documentary covers war criminals who have been unaccounted for for over 60 years.
- Candice Bergen serves as the narrator for the 2011 film.
- The film has a runtime of 120 minutes.
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Who narrated the documentary 'Elusive Justice'?
Candice Bergen narrated the documentary 'Elusive Justice'.
What is the main focus of 'Elusive Justice'?
The documentary focuses on the global pursuit of 20th-century war criminals, particularly those who evaded capture after World War II.
Who directed 'Elusive Justice'?
Jonathan Silvers directed 'Elusive Justice'.
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