Death camps were not nasty places where people toted weights around, got a little dirty but remained shaven, were able to keep their sons not only hidden but alive and well despite a starvation diet, had access to records, phonographs and loud speakers, could basically move about at will and suffer little more than the inconveniences of a run down boarding house.

The plot is revealed through flashbacks which happen while the Irene Dunne character is playing phonographs: the record spins and dissolves into the scene from the past.

But phonographs and television are limited compared to what is possible now - or may be possible soon.

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