A Lesson Not Learned is a Soviet film released in 1971. The film is part of Facist Barbarians, part 4 of a film archive of films released in the Soviet Union during the lifespan of the Soviet Union. The film is about German revanchism, a fear that the Nazis would rise again after the reunification of Germany.
Plot[]
In the plot, a former Nazi general relaxes, types up Nazi stuff while reading Mein Kampf. After he is back to health, he makes a speech (which is audiolated through sound effects instead of speech), he then is given a pole (which represents the German borders of 1937) and he eventually hits the Berlin Wall. He then goes back and sews sheep.