The Good War and Those Who Refused to Fight It2000
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What makes this film worth watching?
"An important contribution to the history of the second World War." - Howard Zinn, author of A People's History of the United States
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Conscientious objectors during WWII. A really interesting documentary about a forgotten subject. What characterizes objectors to a war that is almost universally viewed as essential and virtuous? That question isn't often asked since Vietnam, and it's fascinating to see how it was then.
interesting you learn something NEW
This film has to be one of the best documentary's I've ever experienced! "It was educational more so than entertaining" I think when we can witness something on this level of excellence in describing a movement, that I was not aware of before witnessing this objective look into world of the C O. I would also like to say that I am Veteran, I joined the Marine Corps and served for a few years. I certainly understand and would defend the rights of people that did not support the war in terms of killing, other human beings.
Muhammad Ali, belonged to this movement. He was and still is a great hero of mine. He stood up for what his conscience showed him what was right versus wrong. Being connected Spiritual and Intellectual to a cause is in itself Heroic!
I also know there's going to be a faction of folks who will not understand and object to my writings. To them, I say God Bless!