Simple yet, well directed piece, about "different" groups of people other than just the Jews, that were victimized by Hitler and the Nazi regime. Jehovah's Witnesses are made fun of repeatedly for they're beliefs but seem to withstand the harshest punishments imaginable. Knowing they had the opportunity to "get out of jail free" but still showing they're unwavering resolve, relays the passion and intensity of these noble people. I felt very touched by the stories of those interviewed and how they still have no regrets for not trying to save they're lives and signing a document renouncing they're faith. How many of us would do the same if our lives were on the line? There just aren't many people like this out there anymore. I not only admire and respect them greatly, but with i could be like them.
