Auschwitz (1945)

Genres - Documentary, War  |   Sub-Genres - Propaganda Film  |   Run Time - 21 min.  |  
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Description by Wikipedia

Oświęcim is a Soviet propaganda film centering around the liberation of the German concentration and extermination camps in and around the Polish town Oświęcim usually referred to as "Auschwitz". The footage was shot directly after the liberation between January and May 1945 by camera operators of the Soviet army. The cameramen that filmed were Mikhail Ochourkov, Nikolai Bykov, Kenan Kutub-Zade, Alexander Vorontsov and Anatoly Pavlov and the editing was done by Yelizaveta Svilova. During the liberation of Auschwitz also photographers and artists were present. Some of Zinovii Tolkachev's drawings closely resemble shots from Oświęcim, as they depict the same scenes captured in the film.

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Eyewitness Accounts, Historical Events, Holocaust, Jewish Persecution, Liberation, Nazi Concentration Camp, Short Film, Survivors, World War Ii

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Subject: Documentary about the Holocaust

Alternate Titles

Auschwitz
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