... way things 'truly' are and expressing hatefulness, and in the churches case, abandonment of their families who do not express the same credences can lead to vex and violence, in more extreme cases, such as the holocaust, an entire population was slaughtered because of the same one-minded thinking. The holocaust could quite possibly be the most prominent example of genocide ... ...
... interwoven with medium shots or close-ups of various characters that we were earlier introduced to as they heralded the arrival of the Potemkin. Now in a flurry of emotionalism and violence we witness their indiscriminate slaughter. A boy sitting next to his dying father as people rush past. Old women huddled together behind a wall. Soon the boy previously pictured waving with his ... up of the boy bleeding from the head cuts to a close up of his mother screaming with her hands holding her head. Cut back to her stricken child then an extreme close up of the anguish in her eyes as the bo...
