Amon Goeth First Speech 'Today is History' - Schindler's List [720p]

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About movie : The true story of how businessman Oskar Schindler saved over a thousand Jewish lives from the Nazis while they worked as slaves in his factory during World War II.

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Credit

Director : Steven Spielberg
Producers : Steven Spielberg,Branko Lustig,Gerald R. Molen
Writers : Steven Zaillian,Thomas Keneally
Editor : Michael Kahn
Cinematography : Janusz Kamiński
Production Design : Allan Starski,Ewa Skoczkowska,Maciej Walczak
Visual Effect : Jill Brooks,Steve Price
Composer : John Williams
Sound : Charles L. Campbell,Andy Nelson, Scott Millan, Louis L. Edemann, Steve Pederson
Costumes : Anna B. Sheppard
MAKE-UP : Waldemar Pokromski

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[melissaking]

Ralph Fiennes is terrifyingly brilliant in this scene and film.

[Howlingburd]

I genuinely think he was the best part of the movie tbh

[movietella]

When survivor Mila Pfefferberg was introduced to Ralph Fiennes on the set, she began shaking uncontrollably, as he reminded her too much of the real Amon Goeth.

[speedracer]

“They never happened” is all you need to convey just what type of person Amon Göth was and what kind of regime he was serving.

[ashtonmilkyway]

Well he was definitely right about that, that day was certainly history.

[kylehoward]

“Today is history and you are a part of it”. Be careful what you wish for.

[drpapa]

Ralph Fiennes scarred me for life with this performance. It was so cathartic and cleansing to see him years later playing a pathetic, comical, short-tempered, phone-smashing villain in 'In Bruges'.

[vondavidbrandon]

A much needed solution to today’s open border policies. Great scene.

[thDecember]

What a terrifying scene. Absolutely chilling.

[pedrobakale]

"Kazimierz the Great... So called" SOB Lmao

[AlmostGod]

Years from now the young will ask with wonder about this day
Well he wasn’t wrong about that

[SelvaKumar-pppg]

When I am wake up in every day morning this speech is keeps flourishing my mind. I'm not fair about amon goeth. but this speech is motivating

[bellacosmos]

They just don't make leaders like him anymore

[Andrew_Anderson_]

this guy is scary and still my favorite character in the movie

[danpena]

This is the same spirit Hamas executed on October 7 of 2023.

[standafan]

The terrifying thing is that his knowledge of history is correct. It's exactly what happened. Casimir the Great welcomed a huge part of European Jews who weren't exactly welcomed in other European countries. Poland welcomed up to 70% of European Jews. The official story being that he was crazy in love with his Jewish lover who convinced him to welcome her people to his land. Obviously, that would be why persecuting Jews in Poland was such an important strategy to the Nazis.

[AdamHiley-pjzn]

Ralph Fienes did a great job portraying a monster

[squamish]

All of this is happening in 1943. German forces had been defeated at Stalingrad and the USA is in the war. The bombing campaign is massively gearing up. The U-boat war is hopeless, and German forces are trapped in North Africa.

Most German officers knew the war was lost by this point - and they went along with the fantasy of eradicating Europe of Jews anyway. In fact, the Final Solution was not decided upon until the *the next day* after Hitler declared war on the USA.

It gets even crazier when you realize Goth was only the head of Plaszow in 1943 - when the Germans suffered unending defeats on land, sea and air. And still the Holocaust Goth was furiously prosecuting continued. We are losing 3, 000 soldiers a day? 45, 000 civilians died when Hamburg was firebombed? Ummm...kill more Jews?

I don’t know what Goth was thinking. He knew that he would be executed for his crimes after the war. Yet here he is anyway.

Historian Ian Kershaw suggests this was partly a coping mechanism - the Nazis knew they were going to lose the war, so they sought catharsis in the idea that they would be taking as many Jews as possible with them.

[zakatara]

Imagine if they decide to make Voldemort a charismatic villain like this and not the lesser being we are told in the HP books

[izaiahdaprofit]

Is there any truth to what he said? From anyone who is well knowledgeable on this subject?