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Of course I understood the allegory; perhaps more than you. Haneke was

Posted by tinear on April 24, 2010 at 16:39:39:
born in Germany but educated in Austria and White Ribbon may be an examination of how Catholicism allows for more forgiveness, an assuagement of conscience, that Protestantism does not.
Again, allegory or not, a film with a logical narrative must be consistent. In a major, critical part of the film, a ridiculously unbelievable event occurs, and yet the film is built--- meticulously--- upon a solid, logical framework.