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SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Summary Masters of the Air creator John Orloff has revealed whether Major Rosie's visit to a concentration camp in the show actually happened in real life. During the final episode of the miniseries, the pilot ends up observing what happened in a concentration camp during World War II. This event provided a reminder of how the war started, and what the Allied powers were trying to overcome.
Steven’s done it twice . But that said, it really happened: Rosie did come across a slave labor camp and the workers were killed before . That happened over and over, as I’m sure you know. All these camps, as the Nazis retreated and left them, they left them with a lot of dead bodies. And so it is a smaller version of what happens in Episode 9 in “Band” just to remind the audience what the stakes really are.
While Master of the Air's true story isn't detailed fully in the series, it was a necessity to showcase the full extent of the Holocaust to illustrate what the Allies were fighting against. Despite how disturbing the event was, offering a window into that history was a brutal yet necessary part of the show. Otherwise, the impact of what the 100th was fighting against wouldn't have been as hard-hitting and historically prevalent.
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