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  • The Decomposition of the Soul (2002)
  • 82 min | Documentary
The Decomposition of the Soul (2002)
82 min | Documentary
Berlin-Hohenschönhausen was no ordinary place of detention. This former STASI preventive prison did not appear on the maps of East Berlin and had the sinister particularity of having as many interrogation rooms as cells. Symbol of the ...See moreBerlin-Hohenschönhausen was no ordinary place of detention. This former STASI preventive prison did not appear on the maps of East Berlin and had the sinister particularity of having as many interrogation rooms as cells. Symbol of the repressive system of the former GDR, its real function was psychological "decomposition". Three testimonies today echo this topology of terror, in the absence of the torturers. "There are always people who say: you cannot change men by force. They say: it's not so sure, we know our job and have a lot of time. Written by Jürgen Fuchs See less
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René Fromont
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Sandrine Deegen
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Updated Dec 31, 2002
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Feb 7, 2007 (United States)

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