Forty-two Jews were killed and many more wounded in the Kielce massacre on July 4, 1946, as recounted by witnesses in this documentary.
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Forty-two Jews were killed and many more wounded in the Kielce massacre on July 4, 1946, as recounted by witnesses in this documentary.
Synopsis
Kielce, Poland, was the site of a massacre on July 4, 1946, where forty-two Jews were killed. Marcel Łoziński interviews witnesses who remember the violence and chaos of that day. Their personal accounts reveal the lasting impact of the tragedy on the local community. The film also addresses the broader context of antisemitism in post-war Poland. Through these testimonies, Łoziński emphasizes the need for remembrance of this dark chapter in history.
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Why Watch
- Meet survivors recounting the Kielce massacre.
- Find out about the impact on the local community.
- See personal accounts of a dark chapter in history.
Did You Know
- Forty-two Jews were killed in the Kielce massacre on July 4, 1946.
- The documentary was directed by Marcel Łoziński in 1987.
- The film has a duration of 27 minutes.
- The production country of the film is Poland.
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What massacre occurred in Kielce, Poland, in 1946?
On July 4th, 1946, a massacre in Kielce resulted in the deaths of forty-two Jews and many more wounded.
Who directed the documentary 'Witnesses'?
The documentary 'Witnesses' was directed by Marcel Łoziński.
What is the duration of the documentary 'Witnesses'?
The duration of 'Witnesses' is 27 minutes.
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