The film contains no depictions of LGBTQ+ identities or same-sex intimacy. It focuses strictly on the legal and political ramifications of the Axis powers' actions.

Narrative agency is concentrated within a male-dominated legal and military framework. The visible participants in the trials and combat footage are predominantly male, reflecting mid-20th-century realities.

The primary actors in the legal proceedings and combatants are largely white. However, the film documents the atrocities committed against diverse populations during the war.

The film critiques state sovereignty by framing Nazi Germany's actions as criminal. It prioritizes international law and collective accountability over absolute nationalism.

Visceral footage shows the physical consequences of war and violence. These depictions serve as evidence of atrocity rather than character-driven representations of disability.