In 1987, in a Viennese antique shop, a few hundred colour slides were found. The slides documented the life in Lodz Ghetto. Through this slides collection, Arnold Mostowicz, survivor that who was Jewish physician in the ghetto, tells his memories.
האופרה מספרת את סיפור חייה של המלחינה המבוסס על יומנו של אביה אותו כתב בשנת 1943. הבת חוזרת לבית הוריה המתים בעקבות צוואה שהותיר אביה ומפענחת בפעם הראשונה בחייה את הסוד האפל העומד מאחורי שתיקתו הארוכה של האב והתנהגותה הבלתי יציבה של האם.
הבת שומעת לראשונה על קיומו של אח שמעולם לא ידעה עליו וכן על כל בני המשפחה המתים שהפכו לרוחות שליוו את הוריה ואותה לאורך חייהם שאת קיומם חשה אבל מעולם לא ידעה את סיפורם. גילויים אלה שופכים אור חדש על ילדותה הקודרת ונותנים לה אפשרות לפתוח דף חדש ביחסה להוריה המתים.
הבמאית והמחזאית יעל רונן ביססה את הטקסט על יומנו של ברוך מילך, אביה של המלחינה, ועל סיפוריה של המלחינה...
A television adaptation of Lion Feuchtwanger "The Oppermann House" (Die Geschwister), co-production of the BBC and ZDF (German 2nd TV channel). The story of the Oppermanns, a Jewish-German family, owners of a big department store in Berlin of the early 30s.
Loosely based on a play by Friedrich Wolfe. The picture features the social insight of a German doctor and scientist far removed from politics under the impact of the German political events of the early 1930-s.
A feature film telling the story of the prominent pediatrician and educator Dr. Janusz Korczak. Dr. Korczack does everything in his power to maintain the dignity of the 200 children in his progressive orphanage in the Warsaw Ghetto, despite the hopelessness of their situation. Eyewitnesses have testified that an SS Officer exchanged words with Korczak as he escorted the children to the trains that deported them to their death in Treblinka. Whether or not the Germans were offering him his freedom, Korczak chose to accompany the children and to die together with them.
An episode in Timewatch, a BBC documentary series exploring new perspectives on historical events. This episode deals with the psychological analysis of Adolf Hitler made in 1943 by Walter Langer, an expert of the CIA, and a team of psychologists. The project was based on an in-depth inquiry and was meant to draw a complete useful psychological profile of the German dictator and would assist the Allies in their attempts to predict Hitler’s next steps. The newfangled work of Langer and his team paved the way to a new discipline in international relations called Political Psychology. The analysis, based on Freud’s...
Through the story of David Oppenheim, a Jewish Austrian scholar, a collaborator then critic of Freud and participant in Viennese psychoanalytic circles that died in Theresienstadt, this documentary tells of the tragedy of Viennese Jews during the Holocaust.
Paula Lindberg Salomon was the stepmother of the renowned artist Charlotte Salomon who perished in the gas chambers at Auschwitz. Paula Lindberg Salomon, one of Germany’s greatest classical singers, and Charlotte's father Albert, an eminent Berlin physician, fled to Holland and were eventually rounded up but managed to escape by a twist of fate. This documentary from 1995 features the then 98-year old Lindberg Salomon lucidly recalling the amazing events of her life.
Director : Christine Fischer Defoy, Daniela Schmidt
Forth part of Emmy Award-winning TV miniseries broadcast in four parts in 1978 on the NBC television network. It tells the story of the Holocaust from the perspective of the Weiss family of German Jews, and from the point of view of a German family where the husband is a rising SS member, who gradually becomes a merciless, bloodthirsty war criminal. Holocaust highlighted numerous important events which occurred up to and during World War II, such as Kristallnacht, the creation of Jewish ghettos and later, the use of gas chambers. The series ultimately attempted to portray the atrocity of this genocide to...