Disposable Humanity (2025)
The Mitchell family investigates the Nazi Aktion T4 program which targeted disabled people and catalyzed the Holocaust.
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The Mitchell family investigates the Nazi Aktion T4 program which targeted disabled people and catalyzed the Holocaust.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:David T. Mitchell, Cameron S. Mitchell
In Theaters:2/20/2025
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:CSM Productions, Claims Conference
Cast
Cameron S. Mitchell
Director
Cameron S. Mitchell
Self - Filmmaker
David T. Mitchell
Self - Family Member
Sharon L. Snyder
Self - Family Member
Susanne Knittel
Self - Memory Studies Scholar
Emma Mitchell
Self - Family Member
Florian Schwanninger
Self - Hartheim Memorial Director
Peter Eigeslburger
Self - Archivist
Herwig Czech
Self - Former Director Am Spiegelgrund
Benno Muller-Hill
Self - Emeritus Professor of Genetics
Christian Marx
Self - Educational Staff
Elizabeth Kraul
Self - Memorial Guide
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