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The March of the Living [2003]
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Marsz zywych
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Polish
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English
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Published
Poland : Polish Television, 2003.
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Contents Summary
One day a catholic priest, a Jew whose parents died in a Nazi concentration camp and who was brought up by a Polish family, answered a phone call from Martin Bormann, the son of the Martin Bormann who was a close associate of Hitler. The phone talk moved the priest. Some days later he received Borman's autobiography. After considerable effort and a correspondence which provoked strong emotions on both sides, it was possible to persuade the son of the oppressor and the son of the victims of Holocaust to meet to discuss the memories of the past.
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Duration: 00:50:00
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BETA-SPOSA Film LibraryOSA Film Library----
Blinken OSA Archivum at Central European University
  • Opening Hours:
    Monday-Friday 10AM-5:45PM
  • Telephone:
    +36-1-327-3250
  • Address:
    H-1051 Budapest, Arany János u. 32.
  • E-mail:
    info@osaarchivum.org
The March of the Living [2003]
In Research Room
MovingImageIconMoving Image
General Information
Director/Creator
General Information
Original Title
Marsz zywych
General Information
Language
Polish
General Information
Language of Subtitles
English
General Information
Published
Poland : Polish Television, 2003.
General Information
Physical Description
Beta SP (50 min.)
Contents Summary
One day a catholic priest, a Jew whose parents died in a Nazi concentration camp and who was brought up by a Polish family, answered a phone call from Martin Bormann, the son of the Martin Bormann who was a close associate of Hitler. The phone talk moved the priest. Some days later he received Borman's autobiography. After considerable effort and a correspondence which provoked strong emotions on both sides, it was possible to persuade the son of the oppressor and the son of the victims of Holocaust to meet to discuss the memories of the past.
Subjects
Genre
Bibliographic Information
Note
Duration: 00:50:00
Holdings
-
Item Type
-
Current Location
OSA Film Library
Current Location
OSA Film Library
Call Number
-
Volume Info
-
Shelving Location
-
Public Note
-
Blinken OSA Archivum at Central European University
  • Opening Hours:
    Monday-Friday 10AM-5:45PM
  • Telephone:
    +36-1-327-3250
  • Address:
    H-1051 Budapest, Arany János u. 32.
  • E-mail:
    info@osaarchivum.org