"When Tyranny Takes Hold – autocracy demands collaborators." (December 2016)
&gt; Tyranny does not begin with violence; it begins with the first
  gesture of collaboration. Its most enduring crime is drawing decent
  men and women into its siege of the truth<p><pre><code>  &quot;&quot;&quot; we often start a lesson with a clip from the opening scenes of
    Spielberg&#x27;s Schindler&#x27;s List (Spielberg, Zaillian, &amp; Keneally,
    1993). When asked about the film most people recall a scene of
    horror, of Nazis shooting children. But in fact, the first scene
    is a careful choice by the director. It is a mundane shot of a
    small, innocuous table with a bottle of ink, and an official
    asking a line of Jews, &quot;Name please?!&quot;.  &quot;&quot;&quot; [0] 
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