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HIFFA 2024 Timeframe 4: Great War – Contemporary History

Borderland Memories

Borderland Memories explores post-Holocaust German identity, merging historical images with contemporary discourses around kinship and belonging. What began as an exploration of post-WW2 forced migrations and the filmmaker’s family history in these events, the work is contemporized by Germany’s current role in cultures of migration and immigration. Performing most of her own cinematography, Ms. Steiner’s…

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After Ike: A Journey That Changed America

“After Ike” retraces Lt. Col. Dwight D. Eisenhower's pivotal 3,251-mile journey from Washington to San Francisco along the Lincoln Highway in 1919. This experience shaped his vision for U.S. highways that profoundly impacted small-town America and communities of color. The 60-minute film delves into the convoy's challenges and transformative effects. Watch this film here from…

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A long Survival. The Dachau concentration camp in the secret records of inmate Edgar Kupfer-Koberwitz

How do you get pupils to engage with one of the darkest chapters in German history? How do you create points of contact with a place whose horror is no longer immediately apparent today? How do you draw attention to the legacy of a prisoner who did everything in his power to ensure that his…

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…in the heart, in the fire, in the silence. The story of Edmund Malinowski, the commander of the Deaf Platoon of the Home Army

The film tells not only about the heroic actions of Edmund Malinowski, commander of the Home Army Deaf Platoon in the Warsaw Uprising in World War II, but also about the extraordinary involvement of deaf people in this historic event. In the history of World War II, there was no other unit like it. The…

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