Attacking the Devil: Harold Evans and the Last Nazi War Crime

Before the Internet, before television and social networks, Thalidomide victims had to rely on something even more extraordinary to fight for their cause: investigative journalism. The documentary 'Attacking the Devil: Harold Evans and the Last Nazi War Crime' tells the extraordinary work of the editor of The Sunday Times, Harold Evans, a journalist praised by the support he gave to many ambitious projects, seeking freedom and resources in order that the talent could shine in his newspaper, and remembered for leading the fight in favor of those affected by a drug to stop the nausea of ??pregnant women, which caused malformations in many small British. The Taliomida prescribed by some British doctors caused the children of many victims were born with serious deformities, something for what they would not have paid if not for the work of Evans, who spent more than a decade trying to bring those responsible to justice.