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The Warsaw ghetto was the largest ghetto under Nazi rule, housing at its peak as many as 450,000 Jews. In this film Sheryl Silver-Ochayon presents the study unit for high school ages, "Everyday Life in the Warsaw Ghetto -- 1941", designed at the International School for Holocaust Studies. By juxtaposing rare photos taken by a Nazi soldier in the ghetto during 1941 with testimony and documentation of Jews, we get a deeper picture of the life and death within the ghetto walls.
Sheryl Silver-Ochayon is a staff member at the International School for Holocaust Studies, Yad Vashem.
Part 1: Using the Study Unit "Everyday Life in the Warsaw Ghetto - 1941" in the Classroom
Part 2: Historical Background
Part 3: Overcrowding
Part 4: Day-to-Day Life and Survival
Part 5: Welfare and Mutual Aid
Part 6: The "Badge of Shame" and Cultural Life
Part 7: Conclusion
Archival footage and photographs:
Yad Vashem Photo Archive.
Steven Spielberg Film and Video Archive, United States Holocaust Memorial Museum.
Bundesfilmarchiv/Transit Film GmbH.
Footage of Rudolf Bohlmann used with the kind permission of Eginhard Teichmann.
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Film produced by Mikooka Productions - www.mikooka.com.
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