Interviews with children of Holocaust survivors and former Nazis in Canada, Israel, and Germany reveal the lasting effects of World War II on their lives.
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Interviews with children of Holocaust survivors and former Nazis in Canada, Israel, and Germany reveal the lasting effects of World War II on their lives.
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Synopsis
In Germany, a child of concentration camp survivors reflects on the Holocaust's legacy. The documentary features interviews with the children of survivors, young neo-Nazis, and the offspring of former Nazis. Filmed in Canada, Israel, and Germany, it captures the varied experiences and perspectives of those born after World War II. The filmmaker presents a personal narrative that intertwines these voices, revealing the ongoing impact of history on contemporary identities.
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Why Watch
- Meet children of Holocaust survivors in Canada and Israel.
- Find out what young neo-Nazis think about their history.
- See perspectives from children of former Nazis in Germany.
Did You Know
- The film was released in 1985, 40 years after World War II ended.
- It has a runtime of 82 minutes.
- Interviews were conducted in three countries: Canada, Israel, and Germany.
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What year was the documentary Dark Lullabies released?
Dark Lullabies was released in 1985.
How long is the documentary Dark Lullabies?
The duration of Dark Lullabies is 82 minutes.
Who directed the documentary Dark Lullabies?
The documentary was directed by a woman.
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