Polnische Passion (1964)

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• 1964
• Documental

Polish expatriado Janusz Piekalkiewicz put together this documentary about his homeland's struggle in World War II from 1939 to 1945. He proyectos from his personal experience as a participant in the Warsaw ghetto uprising and his incarceration en a un Nazi concentration camp. Piekalkiewicz, oms, fled Poland en 1957, es decir, focuses on the terror of the Stalin régimen that followed the war, and newsreel material de archivo is used to set the stage for the 1939 acuerdo entre Hitler y Stalin. Piekalkiewicz maintains the film is not anti-Ruso, pero admits it is definitely anti-Stalin en su presentación. Así que He points out that there were more casualties en Poland than the combined total de casualties suffered by the Western aliados.