Over 25 minutes, personal testimonies reveal the imprisonment and discrimination faced by Jehovah's Witnesses under the Soviet regime.
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Over 25 minutes, personal testimonies reveal the imprisonment and discrimination faced by Jehovah's Witnesses under the Soviet regime.
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Synopsis
In the Soviet Union, Jehovah's Witnesses faced severe persecution under a totalitarian regime. "Purple Triangles," directed by Martin Smith, presents personal testimonies from individuals who endured imprisonment and discrimination for their beliefs. Released in 1991, the film is packaged with "Faithful Under Trials-Jehovah's Witnesses in the Soviet Union." Together, they document the struggles of these individuals as they maintain their faith amid oppression. The film emphasizes the challenges to religious freedom during this dark period in history.
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Why Watch
- Meet Jehovah's Witnesses facing Soviet oppression.
- Find out about their imprisonment and discrimination.
- See personal testimonies of faith under totalitarianism.
Did You Know
- The film was released in 2010, not 1991 as previously stated.
- It runs for 25 minutes, providing a concise overview of the subject.
- The documentary is available in eight languages: en, fr, de, it, ja, pt, ru, es.
- It was directed by Martin Smith, focusing on a specific religious group.
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Who directed the documentary 'Purple Triangles'?
Martin Smith directed the documentary 'Purple Triangles'.
What year was 'Purple Triangles' released?
'Purple Triangles' was released in 2010.
What is the duration of the documentary 'Purple Triangles'?
'Purple Triangles' has a duration of 25 minutes.
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