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FOUR DOCUMENTARY FILMS ABOUT HOLOCAUST AS WE DON'T KNOW IT When the Holocaust is mentioned, most people recall images of tattooed numbers on forearms, footage of children in striped uniforms in Auschwitz or Hitler’s speeches. Dispelling our notions of a “Holocaust documentary”, Forgotten Transports have none of that. Based on 400 hours of interviews recorded in 20 countries on 5 continents and 10 years of work, each of the four award-winning documentary films describes one destination of Nazi transports and one unique “mode of survival” in extreme conditions – told, for the first time, by Czech and Central European Jews deported to virtually unknown ghettos and camps in Latvia, Belarus, Estonia and Poland. The film on “Latvia” is a story of families, “Belarus” of men, “Estonia” of women and “Poland” is a story of the loneliness of individuals who have to joke to survive. Each film is designed to stand on its own but when screened as a series, a certain superstructure becomes apparent, allowing the viewer to compare individual survival strategies, reactions and difficult choices faced by people exposed to ultimate violence. The director, Lukas Pribyl, documents every word of the witnesses to the Holocaust by painstakingly researched visual materials – pictures exchanged for bottles of vodka in Polish villages, found in albums of former SS men and their lovers, fetched from KGB holdings or through film fragments selected in over 1600 hours of footage perused in official archives. The people speaking in the films can thus be seen on images taken almost seventy years ago. From an astonishing story of concentration camp Romeo and Juliet to that of a man locked up in the same prison three times, always under a different identity, this minimalist montage of narrow, personal points of view and never seen materials combines to paint a life-affirming picture of survival through luck, wisdom, ingenuity and sheer will, and shows the Holocaust “as we don’t know it”. For more information on the films: forgottentransports.com

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1. Forgotten Transports to Latvia (2007).mp4 825.3 MB
2. Forgotten Transports to Belarus (2008).mp4 889.0 MB
3. Forgotten Transports to Estonia (2008).mp4 761.3 MB
4. Forgotten Transports to Poland (2010).mp4 898.2 MB

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