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2Published 1996“…Made collaboratively by Jewish and Black filmmakers, “Black and Jews” looks into key contemporary conflicts between the two communities, covering events from the 1991 Crown Heights Riot to Steven Spielberg's controversial visit to the predominantly Black Castlemont High School. …”
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3Published 1934“…Persuaded by the Jew, the Duke all but scuttles the constitution and alienates the assembly by lifting the local ban on Jews in Stuttgart. …”
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4Published 1992“…Augustine, the writings of Martin Luther and in the voices of the Crusaders and the Spanish Inquisitors, all of which may have helped sow the ideological seeds that developed into Nazism's racist ideology against the Jews.…”
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5Published 1940“…Produced under the close supervision of Joseph Goebbels, it depicts the Jews of Poland as a less-than-human species, living like rats and endangering racial "purity" while also controlling world commerce. …”
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7Published 2008“…Two Jewish friends were separated when one of them became a right-wing party (Fidesz) representative. A right-wing Jew! Zsuzsa separated from her husband in 2002, after they had stopped talking to each other, and even her child ignored her. …”
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8Published 1999“…Documentary about the fate of Slovak Jews during the Holocaust. Also about rabbi Michael Weissmandl, spiritual leader of the "Working Group", who rescued thousands of Slovak Jews.…”
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9Published 2011“…“I have been researching the history of the Jews of the town from the time they settled there in 1840, and I would like to follow the lives of their descendants up to the present day. …”
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10Published 2011“…The film follows his amazing journey: from saying mass in a church in Poland to life as an observant Jew in a religious kibbutz in Israel. Romuald is torn between his two identities, between being Romuald Waszkinel and being Jacob Weksler. …”
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11Published 2006“…Verzio FF submission Isaac Levy and Zebulon Simantov are the two last Jews in Kabul. They hate each other with a vengeance and haven't spoken to each other in ten years. …”
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12Published 1997“…Duration: 01:29:00 Before World War II 35, 000 Jews lived in Kovno (now Kaunas, Lithuania.) In a story familiar throughout Europe, few escaped the Holocaust. …”
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13Published 1998“…"Bricha" is the Hebrew name given to the Jewish underground movement which after WWII attempted to move as many of the displaced Jews as possible to Palestine. Czechoslovakia was involved with this Zionist movement, even when the country was already under Soviet rule.…”
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14Published 2001“…Duration: 01:31:00 "In Hungary I am a Jew, in Israel I am a Hungarian." Young Jewish people in their twenties and thirties, interviewed both in Hungary and Israel, talk about identity and the ever-present ambiguities of searching for one's roots.…”
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15Published 2000“…The release of Palestinian prisoners, the Israeli government granting land to the Palestinians and the ongoing settlement of Jews in Arab Muslim areas formed the backdrop to director Sean McAllister's riveting exploration of the settlement issue through the eyes of a Palestinian, Ali, and an ultra-Orthodox Jew, Dov. …”
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16Published 2006“…This humorous and engaging documentary portrays six individuals representing their communities in this remote corner of the East Carpathian mountains - the Saris inhabitants. Ruthenians, Roma and Jews who try to hold on to their unique traditions in face of the challenges posed by globalization.…”
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17Published 2009“…Verzio FF Submission In the very heart of Belgrade on a former fairground complex, there once was a notorious camp where thousands of Jews and Serbs lost their lives during World War II. …”
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18Published 1997“…On his 35th birthday, Father Romuald Jakub Weksler-Waszkinel, learned that he was a Jew saved from the Ghetto of Swieciany as an infant by a Christian woman. …”
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19Published 1974“…Three school friends, a pole of a noble background, an assimilated Jew and a German decide to build a textile factory. …”
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20Published 2008“…Verzio FF submission It is the second of the four 90-minute-long films by Lukáš Přibyl, which are a mosaic of memories of the Jews from Bohemia and Moravia who were deported into the concentration camps and ghettoes in Latvia, Belarus, Estonia and eastern Poland. …”
