The Ice Cream Man

The Ice Cream Man

The Ice Cream Man

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The Ice Cream Man

"When evil darkens your door... You have a choice."

2024

0h 33m

5.5(2 votes)

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Overview

The incredible true story of Ernst Cahn, a beloved Jewish ice cream parlor owner who in 1941 was targeted, arrested, and tortured by the infamous "Butcher of Lyon" Klaus Barbie. The choices Cahn made sparked a series of events that led to over 300,000 Dutch citizens going on strike and shutting down Amsterdam for three days, in what became the largest anti-Nazi protest in history.

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16 members

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Noah Emmerich

Ernst Cahn

Noah Emmerich

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Derek de Lint

Father Jan

Derek de Lint

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Nik Pajic

Klaus Barbie

Nik Pajic

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Gretchen Hall

Ursula Cahn

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Madison Pullins

Inge Cahn

Madison Pullins

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Meghan Reinertsen

Helga Cahn

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Fred Arsenault

Piet Van't Hoff

Fred Arsenault

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Jordy Tulleners

Simon Groen

Jordy Tulleners

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Jordan Myers

Vogelina Groen-Kroonenberg

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Alexander Elmecky

Rabbi Mordechai

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Abi Van Andel

Femke Van't Hoff

Abi Van Andel

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John Capocci

Alfred Kohn

John Capocci

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Tyler Abbey

Machine Gun Nazi

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Jessica Ambuehl

Young Woman

Jessica Ambuehl

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Darren Aponte

Young Man

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Dakota Phillips

Nazi Green Police

Dakota Phillips

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