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Escape from Auschwitz
Posted: April 14th, 2008
The death factory at Auschwitz was a closely guarded secret of the Third Reich - until two men, Rudolph Vrba and Alfred Wetzler, escaped to tell the world about the Nazi atrocities. Escape from Auschwitz reveals the story of their escape and explores the controversial decision by the head of the Hungarian underground not to make their report public. A Firefly Production for Thirteen/WNET New York and ITVS International in association with Five, Channel Four International and History Channel (UK). |
I would like to know if Auschwitz: Inside the Nazi State will be airing on WPSU anytime soon?
when will escape from auschwitz be aired in Columbus, Ohio?
[…] has llegado hasta aquí te compenso con un fantástico regalo. Un documental de excelente calidad sobre las desventuras de la pareja judía. Producido por más […]
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I saw it on 50.1 KOCE tonight (Nov. 24, 10 - 11PM) but it was not listed on that station’s program listing. When will it air again on another PBS station in the L.A. metro area?
This appalling massacre was one of Germany’s most heavily-guarded secrets, carefully concealed from the outside world. But two Auschwitz prisoners, Rudolph Vrba and Alfred Wetzler, were determined to expose the horrors of the Nazi genocide.
Learn the stories of two survivors of the Nazi death camps that fell in love after the war and what life was like growing up as a child of Holocaust survivor.
Follow the route used by Vrba and Wetzler in their “great feat of escapology” when fleeing the Auschwitz death camps.
The death factory at Auschwitz was a closely guarded secret of the Third Reich - until two men, Rudolph Vrba and Alfred Wetzler, escaped to tell the world.
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