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Mary Grünfeld Wilk Sanders Holocaust Story
A testimony. MarY was born in 1912 in Tarnov, Poland and grew up in Berlin, Germany. After the enactment of the Nuremberg Laws in 1935, Jewish life in Germany in general and in Berlin in particular began to become unbearably difficult. The situation became even worse after Kristallnacht on November 9, 1938. As a result, Mary and her family looked for a way to escape from Nazi Germany. Mary eventually managed to get a visa to Brazil. On December 7, 1939, Marie arrived at Safety to Rio de Janeiro. About a month later, her mother arrived as well. Mary did not learn the Portuguese language systematically but from...
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results.listIds.year : 2002
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Anti Jewish Legislation - Germany
Attitude of the German Population
Attitude Toward Jews - German Population
Destruction of Synagogues - Germany
Emigrants From Germany
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Light in Silent Sorrow: the Story of My Oma
סרט תיעודי.
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results.listIds.year : 2000
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Antisemitism - Italy
Antisemitism Before the War in Germany
Antisemitism During the War
Attitude of the Local Population
Attitude Toward Jews - German Population
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The Art Of Living - The Story of my father Shraga Har-Gil The Art Of Living - The Story of my father Shraga Har-Gil
A documentary movie. The mature love story of Shraga (72) and Ulla (55) since they met five years before. A love story that transcends prejudice, stigma and nationalities. Shraga is a German-Jew who escaped the Nazis , Ulla is an Arian Christian, the daughter of – a Nazi. Ulla's father was a member of the Nazi Party and manufactured the gas containers for Auschwitz. The film won the Audience Choice Award, Real to Reel Festival, North Carolina, USA, 2006.
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results.listIds.year : 2004
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Antisemitism Before the War in Germany
Attitude Toward Jews - German Population
Children and Youth
Emigration From Germany
Family Relations
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When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbit מי גנב את הארנב הוורוד?
סרט עלילתי באורך מלא. עיבוד מודרני לספר בעל אותו השם מאת הסופרת הבריטית Judith Kerr.
results.listIds.director : Caroline Link
results.listIds.year : 2019
results.listIds.duration : 110
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Attitide Towards the Jews - France and the French Population
Attitude of the French Population
Attitude of the German Population
Attitude of the Swiss Population
Attitude Toward Jews - German Population
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