Over one million Jews were expelled from the Arab world between 1946 and 1974, facing significant struggles and marginalization in their new lives.
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Over one million Jews were expelled from the Arab world between 1946 and 1974, facing significant struggles and marginalization in their new lives.
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Synopsis
David G. Littman recalls the expulsion of over a million Jews from the Arab world between 1946 and 1974. Personal testimonies and archival footage reveal the struggles faced by these refugees. The film addresses the historical context of their displacement and the societal factors that contributed to their marginalization. It presents stories from individuals like Itamar Levin and Moishe Rahmani, who share their experiences of loss and survival. The Silent Exodus aims to bring attention to these overlooked narratives in discussions about the Middle East.
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Why Watch
- Meet David G. Littman and other key figures.
- Find out about the 1946-1974 Jewish exodus.
- See archival footage of a forgotten history.
Did You Know
- Over a million Jews were expelled from the Arab world between 1946 and 1974.
- The documentary features personal testimonies from various refugees.
- Pierre Rehov directed this film released in 2004.
- The film has a duration of 58 minutes.
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What years did the expulsion of Jews from the Arab world occur?
The expulsion of Jews from the Arab world occurred between 1946 and 1974.
How many Jews were expelled from the Arab world during the Silent Exodus?
Over a million Jews were expelled from the Arab world during the Silent Exodus.
Who directed the documentary The Silent Exodus?
The documentary The Silent Exodus was directed by Pierre Rehov.
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