Im Labyrinth des Schweigens
Germany 1958, Johann Radmann is a young public prosecutor who, as a newcomer, must deal primarily with traffic violations. Thomas Gnielka, a journalist, claims that his friend recognized a teacher at a school in Berlin as Charles Schulz, a former camp guard from Auschwitz.
Against the will of his superiors, he tries to bring Schulz to justice, despite opposition from the government where a number of former Nazis protect each other. Only Attorney General Fritz Bauer supports him in his search and wants to make the crimes committed in the past public.
However, they lack the evidence, but Radmann and Gnielka go looking fanatically. Radmann finds documents, interrogates witnesses and in this way builds up the burden of proof. In his search for the truth, he digs deeper and deeper into a maze of guilt and lies. What he ultimately reveals will change the country forever. In the early 1960s, a large number of Auschwitz war criminals and ex-camp staff were convicted in Frankfurt.
Fabulous watching .