"What do you do with a problem like Maria?"

Rating: 10/10 (12 April 2015)

That may be a song title about a different Real Life "Maria" from THE SOUND OF MUSIC, but Maria Altmann proved a more costly defection for Austrians than Maria Von Trapp, to the tune of $200 million and the permanent loss of the so-called "Austrian Mona Lisa," the title character here, Adele Bloch-Bauer. More than 100,000 art works looted from Europe's murdered six million Jews hang on the walls of that continent's museums today, state WOMAN IN GOLD's end notes. This movie tells how porcine Mrs. Hermann Goering (the Nazi's First Lady of Propaganda and Anti-Semitism) personally wore Adele's necklace from the portrait throughout WWII (even though Maria had inherited the necklace from Adele when Gustav Klimt's commissioned portrait model died in 1925). This flick proves that Continental European Culture (including Einstein, Freud, and a host of others) was primarily Jewish at the time of WWII. Therefore, though Maria got her five Klimt paintings back through arbitration, the reparations are NOT finished. When you multiply her $200 million in blood money times the 12 million people alive today with a connection to the Holocaust victims, it comes out to a staggering $2.4 quadrillion--MORE than Europe is presently worth. Therefore, now that people have had a chance to catch their breath after WWII, there needs to be a U.N.-managed Exodus of non-Jews from that evil continent. EVERY Nazi-occupied country where at least one Jew was murdered MUST be turned over to the government of Israel within 90 days. With an entire Jewish Continent to oversee by the end of 2015, Israel's pragmatic leaders will vacate the Middle East forthwith, and we'll all have world peace in our time!