What movie broke you as a kid?

I grew up in rural Louisiana, and didn't meet anyone who was Jewish until I was in college. One of my teachers in junior high was a WWII vet who was in Europe during his service. He never really talked about his service, but the vehement way he reacted to people who even so much as hinted that the Holocaust wasn't that bad makes me wonder if his service involved working with the survivors of concentration camps. He did a lengthy unit on how to spot revisionist history/Holocaust denial and how to shut it down. We watched several interviews with survivors of concentration camps, people who were the children smuggled out, and families who had emigrated to the US, but lost most of their remaining family in Europe. We also watched Never Forget and Evil in Clear River. I also work in memory care and have cared for several Holocaust survivors over the years. The horrors that they experienced were etched so indelibly on their souls that not even dementia could erase them. They never got to be pleasantly confused because dementia stole the knowledge that the Holocaust was long over and they were somewhere safe now. They were haunted constantly by the ghosts of their pasts who didn't make it to safety or the ghosts of those who tortured them. We tried so hard to alleviate it, so they could have some peace, but it seemed like nothing short of snowing them would quiet the horrors they were reliving. It always broke my heart that dementia never stole the horrors from them, so many of them did relive parts of the Holocaust daily.