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SERIE • 1 Staffel • Krieg & Militär • Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika • 2015

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27. Januar 1945, der Tag der Befreiung des Konzentrationslagers Auschwitz. Inbegriff der Vernichtung der Juden Europas. 70 Jahre später bringt diese 8-teilige Doku-Serie die führenden Historiker, Schriftsteller und Zeitzeugen zusammen. Sie erzählen uns die Geschichte, die nie erzählt wurde, mit Archivmaterial, das teilweise noch nie zu sehen war: von den 1920er Jahren bis heute.

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Originaltitel

Annihilation: The Destruction Of Europe's Jews

Produktionsland

Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika

Originalsprache

Deutsch

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Quelle: JustWatch

Episoden-Guide

1. Staffel 1 (9 Episoden)

Terror

Germany, 1933. Adolf Hitler, at the head of the Nazi Party, has just become Chancellor and is faced with leading a republic in the throes of economic crisis and rampant inflation. Hitler used the cult of personality nurtured by his propaganda chief Joseph Goebbels, who spread the Nazi’s xenophobic and anti-Semitic ideology which Hitler had been touting since the First World War and which he reiterated in Mein Kampf: the Jews, he claimed, were part of an international conspiracy against Germany.

Ghetto

In 1938, the Third Reich was applying a policy of systematic expulsion of foreign Jews resident on its territory. By 1 January 1939, there were no longer any Jewish businesses on Reich soil. German Jews were presented as the enemy within, but no longer had any possibility of leaving the country. The invasion of Poland by the Reich, on 1 September 1939, dragged Europe into the Second World War.

Menschenjagd

By June 1940, Nazi Germany had occupied Paris. France was cut in two: north of the demarcation line was the German-occupied zone, to the south was a zone headed by Marshal Pétain. The Vichy regime very quickly, and without pressure from the Germans, passed the first Jewish laws. With the first of these, prefects in the southern zone had the right to lock up foreign Jews and Jewish refugees in camps.

Mordfabriken

Leading historians reflect on the barbarity of the Holocaust. By 1941, the Nazis were using gas as the hideous method for mass killings at their death camps - including Auschwitz.

Deportation

In the Warsaw ghetto, Emanuel Ringelblum and the other members of the documentary group Oyneg Shabbos collected whatever they could to recount life in the ghetto. When they learnt of the death at Chelmno of Jews from neighboring towns and from the Lodz ghetto at the end of 1941, they realized that the Nazis and their local auxiliaries had embarked on an operation of annihilation.

Untergang

By summer 1942, deportations were systematic across those parts of Europe occupied by the Nazis. The convoys which arrived in Auschwitz-Birkenau came from Poland, but also from western and southern Europe. Hitler issued an order for all Polish Jews to be killed before December 1942.

Gerechtigkeit

On 20 November 1945, the trial of the top brass of the Third Reich, including Göring, opened in Nuremberg, the city where the anti-Jewish laws were drawn up in 1935. One year later, the international military tribunal sentenced 12 of the accused to death, and a further seven to jail terms.

Verdrängung

The writers David Grossman and Aaron Appelfeld, the journalist Tom Seguev, and the historians Yitzhak Arad and David Silberklang all delved into their memories to provide an account of the arrival of the survivors of the camps in Israel, and their difficult integration into Israeli society until the trial of Adolf Eichmann in 1961.

Das Jahrhundertverbrechen

Anlässlich des 70. Jahrestages der Befreiung des KZ Auschwitz am 27. Januar 2015 schildert diese internationale Koproduktion die „globale Mechanik“ des Vernichtungsapparates der Juden. Es geht um den bis heute sehr unterschiedlichen wie auch schwierigen Umgang mit der Geschichte, in Israel wie in Deutschland, in Europa wie den USA – vom „wir wollen es nicht mehr hören“ bis zum „Shoa-Business“.