CLEAN : PROFILE: Danish film director Lars Von Trier

The speaker reflects on their identity, revealing a conflict between wanting to be Jewish and discovering a Nazi heritage. They express an understanding of Hitler, acknowledging his wrongdoings but also sympathizing with him. The speaker clarifies they are not against Jews or supportive of World War II. They discuss their focus on Israel, expressing mixed feelings.

What surprising discovery did the speaker make about their heritage?

• They were of Jewish descent.

• They had royal ancestry.

• They had a Nazi background.

• They were related to a famous politician.

How does the speaker describe their understanding of Hitler?

• They completely agree with his actions.

• They see him as a misunderstood figure.

• They acknowledge his wrongdoings but try to empathize with him.

• They believe he was a hero.

What is the speaker's stance on World War II?

• They support the war.

• They are against the war.

• They believe the war was justified.

• They are indifferent to the war.

How does the speaker feel about Israel?

• They are very supportive of Israel.

• They find Israel to be problematic.

• They have no opinion on Israel.

• They believe Israel is perfect.

What does the speaker clarify about their views on Jewish people?

• They are indifferent to Jewish people.

• They have no opinion on Jewish people.

• They are against Jewish people.

• They are not against Jewish people.