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During the Nuremberg Trials, a collection of key witnesses -- including former Nazis and resistance fighters -- lived together in a single house. In The Witness House, Christiane Kohl turns a potentially melodramatic historical moment into a moving and suspenseful portrait of reconciliation.

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