A German Hero: Fredy Hirsch And The Children Of The Holocaust

A German Hero: Fredy Hirsch And The Children Of The Holocaust

Release date : January 27, 2019
Runtime : 45m
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Director : Winfried Laasch /
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He became a beacon of hope for thousands of children and a lifesaver for hundreds: the Jewish German Fredy Hirsch. Director Winfried Laasch takes a look at one of the last mysteries of the Holocaust. As a boy scout, Fredy Hirsch took care of those who were most helpless in the face of Nazi reprisals from an early age: Jewish children and young people. First in Düsseldorf, later in Prague, then in the Theresienstadt ghetto and finally in Auschwitz.
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  • title:A German Hero: Fredy Hirsch And The Children Of The Holocaust
  • status:Released
  • Release date: 2019
  • Runtime:45m
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  • Director: Winfried Laasch /
  • Writers: Winfried Laasch ·
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  • Overview:He became a beacon of hope for thousands of children and a lifesaver for hundreds: the Jewish German Fredy Hirsch. Director Winfried Laasch takes a look at one of the last mysteries of the Holocaust. As a boy scout, Fredy Hirsch took care of those who were most helpless in the face of Nazi reprisals from an early age: Jewish children and young people. First in Düsseldorf, later in Prague, then in the Theresienstadt ghetto and finally in Auschwitz.
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