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Śmierć Zygielbojma (2000) | Slate

Śmierć Zygielbojma

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Śmierć Zygielbojma

On May 12, 1943, Arthur Shmuel Zygielbojm committed suicide in London, in protest of the world's inaction in the face of the Holocaust. Now his brother is meeting with those who witnessed the hopeless struggle to stir the consciences of the great of this world.

Released: 2000
Runtime: 43m
Genres: Documentary, History
Country: Poland
Language: Polish

Direction and writing

Dżamila AnkiewiczDirector, Screenplay

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Szmul Zygielbojmself

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