“…Germany…”

“…Germany…”

“…Germany…”

“…The Belgrade special police are given a final assignment: to destroy their records and eliminate the remaining prisoners, who are to be divided into three groups: one will be liquidated, the second transported to Germany and the third left to the Chetniks. The partisans realize they can only save the last group and after Tihi’s team has successfully accomplished this, they set off to investigate the timing and security measures of the special evacuation train which will take the Serbian government and the highest German officers to Germany. …”

“…The documentary follows the lives of several Roma, two in particular, who have been deported from Germany to Belgrade, and inserted into economic and social situations totally alien to their previous experience. …”

“…The international community endeavors to maintain Yugoslavia – but how? Germany and the Vatican recognize an independent Croatia, but under certain conditions. …”

“…At its peak, it transported passengers in luxury compartments on journeys that stretched from Greece to Germany. During the war, dark times made their mark when nearly one million Albanians were driven away by Serbian forces that ran a campaign of ethnic cleansing; many of them were forced into packed wagons and taken to the border with Macedonia. …”

“…With examples from the UK, Germany, former Yugoslavia and Iraq, Petersen invites us to question where the 'line' between good and evil should be drawn. …”