Movie Zionism. Continuation of the conversation. (1986)
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0:09:40Zionism. Continuation of the conversation (1986)
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About modern Zionism, about Hitler's policy towards Jews during the war. Film publicist from Germany Monika Maurer, Israeli lawyer Felicia Langer, Hungarian writer Andras Mezei and others share their thoughts.
Annotation:
The film tells about Zionism, the forms in which it manifests itself. The film includes synchronous interviews with people from different countries, including: a publicist from Germany Monika Maurer, an Israeli lawyer Falizia Langer, a Hungarian writer Andras Mezei and others. The film presents the following film footage: meetings and conversations of General D. A. Dragunsky - the author of the book "Jews and Zionism" with the Italian philosopher Guido Balabrega (synchronously), a demonstration of Zionists, views of New York City. The film uses newsreel footage from 1944: the Terezin ghetto in Czechoslovakia.
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The conversation is between the authors of the book "Jews and Zionism", published in Italy, Soviet General David Abramovich Dragunsky - a veteran of the fight against Nazism, chairman of the Anti-Zionist Committee of the Soviet Public and the Italian philosopher Guido Valabreg, who broke with Zionism and was forced to flee Israel.
The book. G. Valabreg speaks.
Movie camera. G. Valabreg and representatives of the Anti-Zionist Committee of the Soviet Public are sitting.
The chairman of the Jewish religious community in Prague Bohumil Geller speaks.
Movie camera.
Conversation with the leaders of the Federation of Jewish Cultural Societies of Argentina.
The speakers are the head of the Federation Aron Berdakh, Chaim Cordon; the writer Ruben Sinai; the rector of the Jewish Theological Academy in Budapest, Rabbi Yozhev Schweitzer.
The speakers are the Israeli lawyer Felicia Langer, the chairman of the Jewish religious community in Prague Bohumil Geller.
Progressive film publicist from Germany Monika Maurer speaks.
Poster.
Photographs characterizing the policy of genocide in the Middle East.
Middle East.
Collapsing houses.
Arab woman among destroyed houses.
Soldiers shelling a house.
Tank.
Sky, city.
Arab child near a destroyed house.
German swastika.
Children's things.
Barriers and barbed wire of a concentration camp.
Hungary.
Tombstones.
Hungarian writer Andras Mezei stands (one of 70 thousand rescued ghetto prisoners), the wall of the former Budapest ghetto. A. Mezei walks through the cemetery.
Torn barbed wire. A. Mezei speaks.
House.
Wall of the Budapest ghetto, windows.
Monument to Soviet soldiers-liberators and a memorial plaque.
Photographs of Nazis and their victims.
A cell for prisoners.
Closing the door.
Czechoslovakia.
Newsreel 1944: Terezin.
Football players running.
People on the square.
The referee shaking hands.
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Entrance to the Terezin concentration camp.
Concentration camp cemetery.
Monument to the victims of fascism, trees, steps and a river.
Bell.
Grating and entrance to the concentration camp.
Concentration camp.
Hole in the wall.
Gallows, chair with a flower and a wall.
Book in German.
Documents.
Children's drawings from the Terezin concentration camp.
Girl's face.
Czechoslovak actor Zdenok Ornest speaking. (Of the 100 boys in barrack 417 of the Terezin concentration camp, only 6 survived.
Zdenok is one of them.) Photographs.
A woman sitting, another woman.
Children's faces.
Zionist demonstration.
Newspaper.
Fascist rabbi Meir Kahane (from Israel) speaking.
Zionist flag, Kahane.
Reporters.
Cartoon: fist.
Documents.
Leaflets with Kahane's political platform.
A large photo of a girl.
Kahane's book "Our Challenge." Newspapers.
Rabbi Yozhev Schweitzer, rector of the Jewish Theological Academy in Budapest, speaking.
One of the leaders of the Federation of Jewish Cultural Societies of Argentina.
Argentine writer Ruben Sinai speaking.
Aron Berdakh speaking.
Posters; Zionist demonstrators.
A meeting of Zionists.
A man in a hat comes out to the presidium (he swore not to take it off until Soviet Jews receive "freedom").
Women are fighting for Jewish freedom (women are standing in pajamas and with chains; women are behind barbed wire).
Newspapers.
Isaac Fuchs from Kiev, studying at the Jewish Theological Academy in Budapest, speaking.
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USSR. Book.
Men's faces in the foyer; in the hall at the readers' conference of the book "The White Book", prepared by the Anti-Zionist Committee of the Soviet Public jointly with the Association of Soviet Lawyers in Moscow.
Arsen Malayev speaking (recently returned to his homeland).
Listeners.
Book, notebook.
Posters.
Chairman of the Jewish religious community in Prague B. Geller speaking.
Print.
Magazine.
USA. New York City.
City streets.
Signs, store, car.
People on the street.
Grate.
Television screen.
Men speaking on the street.
Jessica Savitch's (American female television commentator) television studio; D. Savitch.
City streets.
Newspapers.
Banner, Kahane.
Speaker at the podium.
Zionist demonstrators standing.
Posters.
Monica speaking.
Maurer.
Photo on the table.
Israeli lawyer Felicia Langer, member of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Israel, speaking as a defender of the Palestinians who became victims of the 1967 occupation.
Israel.
Demonstration of Sephardim and Falashas – the black Jews of Israel.
Women standing.
Israeli soldiers; dispersing the demonstration.
Applauding. M. Kahane speaking.
Demonstrators throwing stones.
Newspaper.
Child, crowd of people.
Children throwing and smashing toy weapons (machine guns, tanks).
Broken toys.
Hands smashing a toy gun.
The “man in the hat” comes out onto the podium.