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Every Face Has a Name recounts the moment on April 28, 1945, when Holocaust survivors stepped into freedom after years in concentration camps. The film features personal testimonies that allow survivors to share their emotions and experiences from that historic day in Malmö, Sweden. Each story transforms faceless victims into individuals with rich histories and identities, emphasizing the importance of remembering their past.
The documentary gives voice to those who were once nameless, capturing feelings of hope, fear, and uncertainty as survivors confront their new reality. By putting names to these faces, the film honors their experiences and explains the human spirit in the face of adversity.
Why Watch
- •Meet Holocaust survivors sharing their first moments of freedom.
- •Find out how personal stories transform faceless victims.
- •See the emotional impact of stepping into a new reality.
Did You Know
•The documentary was released in 2015.
•The film has a duration of 76 minutes.
•It features survivors from the Holocaust, including Alicja Lutostańska and Rachel Krausz.
•The film is produced in Sweden and includes languages like English and Polish.
Perfect For
Holocaust educationSurvivor testimoniesWorld War II history