Documentry about a war trial of Lithuanian Collaborators with the Nazis. Assorted shots of Memorial Statues and Camps. Files on Rolf Gerrets, Jaan Vilk, Alexander Lak, Ain-Ervin Mere. Map with Kalevi-Liiva marked. Trial- pictorial evidence, signed documents, massive memorial with many people, some with numbers on arms and wearing striped pajamas.
סרט תיעודי על משפט של אחד ממבצעי הרצח הגדולים בשואת יהודי אירופה אדולף אייכמן, שהובא לירושלים לאחר שנתפס בארגנטינה במבצע מרשים. משפט אייכמן נחשב לאירוע מכונן שיצר תודעה חדשה של השואה בארץ ובעולם. השועה שעד אז היתה בעיקר עניינם של הניצולים, הלכה והיתה לעניין כלל יהודי וחלק בלתי נפרד בעיצובה של הזהות היהודית. בעדויות נשמעו קולות האימה, הסבל והאכזריות, ובצידן קולה של הגבורה היהודית. גבורתם של הנאבקים על קיום החיים, גבורת האוחזים בנשק.
Three-part series that was inspired by the Kasztner-Greenwald libel trial and the story of Rezso Israel Kasztner. Kasztner, a journalist, attorney and Zionist leader in Hungary, served beginning in 1943 as vice president of the Committee for Aid and Rescue of the Zionist movement that was headed by Otto Komoly.
Based on the "Haas-Koelling" trial of 1926-27 from Magdeburg, Germany, in which Jewish industrialist Rudolf Haas was falsely accused of murder, this postwar German drama explores the relationship between the legal system, antisemitism, and fascism in prewar Germany and the historical context that allowed the rise of Nazism. Dr. Jacob Blum, a wealthy Jewish manufacturer, is falsely accused in murder. Even when the real murderer identity becomes evident, the state prosecutor refuses to accept Blum's innocence plea.
Documentary film divided into a number of parts describing the Nazi concentration camp system through photographs, archival films, map drawings, paintings, interviews and testimonies.
Feture Film telling the story of a camp survivor who is supposed to bear witness in a trial against a Nazi criminal. Intimidated and threatened by the accused, she cannot stand the emotional turmoil and commits suicide.
This documentary follows the investigation of the alleged Lithuanian war criminal Antanas Gudelis accused of atrocities against Jews and Communists in 1941. Filmed in Israel and Australia, One Last Chance - War Criminal explores whether evidence is sufficient, the true intentions of the Lithuanian government and Australia’s role as a haven for war criminals.
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Schade, Dramfeld. There was no appeal. Footage: hanging of the accused. New
Law - person accused of war crimes to be judged in place of crime.
1988 - foudation of a Babi Yar center. Schleyen (historian): Babi Yar never to be forgotten, all his friends perished there; if no past no future.
Russian authorities tried to hide evidence, even planned to create an amusement park on the site. Molotov reported Babi Yar but book by Ilya Eherenburg was prohibited. Book by Victer Krenasof, poem by Yevgen Yetushenko and another book by Schleyen. Film ends with quotations from Yevtuchenko's poem.
When Michael Rosenzweig, a Jewish manual laborer, becomes the prime suspect in the murder of a neo-Nazi leader, his brother Jacob, a young attorney, takes on his defense. Set against a backdrop of historically accurate events, this fictional courtroom drama explores the ongoing right-wing extremist violence that has plagued Germany since its reunification in the early 1990s. Winner of the Hollywood Discovery Award at the 1998 Hollywood Film Festival.
Released on 15 March 1961, about 4 weeks before the Adolf Eichmann trial began in Jerusalem on April 11, 1961, this docudrama was quickly completed to take advantage of the trial. The story unfolds in several large segments. Eichmann (played by actor Werner Klemperer), as head of Dept. IV B4 or "Jewish affairs/evacuation affairs”, personally supervises the extermination of Jews in Germany and the nations under its occupying forces. These years are shown in the first part of the film; the second half deals with Eichmann's escape from an American POW camp, his 4 years under cover in Germany, aided by an...