Getting Away with Murder(s)

Overview

Nearly a million individuals across 22 nations participated in the horrific, unprovoked killings of 11 million innocent lives during World War II. Despite knowing the locations of many perpetrators in countries like Germany, Austria, Italy, the UK, the USA, Canada, Australia, and parts of South America, the Allies initially pledged to seek justice through The London Agreement in August 1945. However, by the late 1940s, their commitment faded, leaving numerous criminals unpunished. This documentary explores the troubling reasons behind the Allies' failure to hold these murderers accountable for their heinous actions.