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001356396 035__ $$a(OCoLC)747799465
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001356396 1001_ $$aLozinsky, Marcel.
001356396 24510 $$aWitnesses$$h[electronic resource] /$$cdirected by Marcel Lozinsky.
001356396 260__ $$aNew York, NY :$$bFilmakers Library,$$c1989.
001356396 300__ $$a1 online resource (27 min.).
001356396 500__ $$aOriginally released as DVD.
001356396 500__ $$aTitle from resource description page (viewed May 24, 2011).
001356396 520__ $$aJuly 4, 1946. Kielce, Poland. A few Jewish survivors of Nazi camps had returned to rebuild their lives. Suddenly, a rumor went through the town that Jews were killing Christian children for their blood. A crowd gathered to vent the age-old hatred. In the massacre that followed, 42 Jews were killed and more gravely wounded. This "forgotten" episode is chillingly retold by the Polish people who were there. Some express horror but others seem indifferent. A miniature Shoah in its power to move audiences.
001356396 521__ $$aFor College; Adult audiences.
001356396 546__ $$aThis edition in English.
001356396 586__ $$aAmerican Film & Video Festival, 1990
001356396 650_0 $$aAntisemitism$$zPoland.
001356396 650_0 $$aJews$$zPoland$$zKielce.
001356396 655_7 $$aDocumentary films.$$2lcgft
001356396 7761_ $$cOriginal$$w(OCoLC)747799465
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001356396 945__ $$aThe Whole World
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