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Touched by Auschwitz features survivors from cities including Jerusalem, Chicago, London, Bavaria, Krakow, and Tel Aviv who recount their experiences at the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp. Each survivor shares their personal narrative, reflecting on the profound impact of their past on their current lives and the lives of their families. The film captures their struggles to honor the memory of those who perished during the Holocaust.
The documentary emphasizes the significance of remembrance and the ways in which these individuals cope with their traumatic histories. Through their stories, the film provides insight into the lasting effects of the Holocaust and the importance of keeping the memory of those lost alive.
Why Watch
- •Meet survivors from Jerusalem and Chicago.
- •Find out how memory shapes family lives.
- •See personal stories from Auschwitz survivors.
Did You Know
•The film features survivors from six different cities.
•The documentary is directed by Laurence Rees.
•Halina Birnbaum and Tadeusz Smreczynski are among the featured survivors.
•The film has a runtime of 85 minutes.
Perfect For
Holocaust educationSurvivor testimoniesHistorical documentaries