Το 1939, το κάστρο Χάρτχαϊμ στην Αυστρία ήταν κέντρο φροντίδας για άτομα με αναπηρίες. Αλλά από το 1939 έως το 1944, λειτούργησε ως πιλοτικό σχέδιο για την «τελική λύση». Εκατοντάδες λεωφορεία από όλη τη Γερμανία και την Αυστρία έφταναν στην αυλή του κάστρου. Κανένας από τους ασθενείς δεν έβγαινε ζωντανός. Τα SS χρησιμοποίησαν το Χάρτχαϊμ για να δοκιμάσουν μεθόδους μαζικής δολοφονίας. Το 1941, υπό την πίεση της Καθολικής εκκλησίας, ο Χίτλερ έβαλε τέλος στο πρόγραμμα, από φόβο μήπως χάσει τη λαϊκή υποστήριξη. Αλλά το Χάρτχαϊμ παρέμεινε τόπος μαζικής εξόντωσης. Τώρα, στο στόχαστρο βρίσκονταν αιχμάλωτοι πολέμου. Περισσότεροι από 30.000 άνθρωποι στάλθηκαν από το στρατόπεδο συγκέντρωσης Μαουτχάουζεν στο Χάρτχαϊμ για να θανατωθούν.
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45:27όπου έχουν δημιουργείς που έχουν παιδιά.
45:34Με όλη από την εβδομάδα,
45:36το κόσμο ήταν, αμβληβώς,
45:39μια χώρα για πιο χωρίς χωρίς.
45:41Με το τέλος της εμφαλήμας,
45:42ο τεράδιος του αυτούς των τερικών κοινωνικών
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47:14...actually took place behind the high walls of Hartheim Castle.
47:24At the end of the war, Hartheim's executioners all had different fortunes.
47:30Christian Wirt, the bloodthirsty police chief, was shot in the back by his own men in Italy.
47:37The disturbing Dr. Reynaud, after he continued to work under a false identity, died in his bed at the age of 90.
47:44Both of them have it in common that they escape justice.
47:53But that was not the fate for all of them.
47:59Vincenzo Noel, the Hartheim burner, a man who was disabled himself, answered for his actions at the Mauthausen trial in 1946.
48:07He was caught by the justice and the justice applies to him the maximum penalty because he recognized him to have killed or participated in the concentration camp.
48:19And at that moment, it was the maximum penalty.
48:21He said that he had nightmares, etc.
48:23We still have the impression that someone has not all his intellectual means.
48:26It is also said in the judgment.
48:28It is also said in the judgment.
48:29The intellectual means that he is limited.
48:33Sentenced by the court, Vincenzo Noel was the only employee of Hartheim to be tried and executed.
48:39Today, peace has returned to the gardens of Hartheim Castle.
48:48In 2003, the building was converted into a memorial and a study center to honor the thousands of victims of Nazi barbarism who were murdered there.
48:58It is not only about the history, but also about the younger generations with the questions that are still relevant to the future.
49:14About 18,000 visitors come here every year. Most of them are pupils with their classes.
49:22It is good when thousands of pupils come here and learn about this because something happened once, it can happen again.
49:34With respect to history, a center for the disabled was built in the 1960s on the outskirts of the park.
49:40People with mental disabilities are once again welcome in Hartheim.
49:47It also shows that life continues here.
49:51Schloss Hartheim is not a place where death is alone.
49:57It is a place where people with disabilities can live and work again.
50:03It is a sustainable life.
50:05I think that the institution for handicapped people
50:09is just on the other side of the road is a great sign.
50:14And we have a lot of people from this institution around in the park, sometimes visiting us.
50:22It seems important for me that they made this and they came back to this place for treatment again.
50:28Not in the castle, but around this castle.
50:32But even if it appears as life has resumed its course, not everyone has received closure.
50:39Hundreds of dead reduced to dust are still waiting to be identified.
50:43The dissimulation of Nazis leads to a situation where we will never know the whole truth.
50:53We know that we will never know.
50:55We know that we will never know.
50:57We know that we will never know.
50:58and that, for the scientist that I am, it is a motivation.
51:03We know that there are unknown victims in Artheim.
51:07We know that there are no ones that we don't know.
51:10And the goal of historians is to advance as much as possible.
51:14And if possible, to find the name, the identity of victims that we ignore,
51:20in this particular day, where we ignore the existence.
51:28Historians are still far from lifting the veil on the many mysteries that surround this cursed castle.
51:36The ghosts of Artheim will forever haunt the great Danube plain.
51:50higher than the devil's wife's wife.
51:51And the more attractive than the devil used to be done in the same place...
51:54If you know, you would never know the truth to have them come to me.
51:57If the dead is grave, it would be interesting to have that lightest.
52:00This is the last thing that I have seen and last me,
52:02that is all that I really believe in my parents.
52:04And if you know that there are more of the ghosts of Artheim.
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