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(275) 7.4 95 min 2018

Who Will Write Our History is a movie starring Jowita Budnik, Piotr Glowacki, and Piotr Jankowski. Who Will Write Our History tells the story of Emanuel Ringelblum and the Oyneg Shabes Archive, the secret archive he created and led...

Starring: Piotr Jankowski, Jowita Budnik, Piotr Glowacki, Wojciech Zielinski

Genres: History, Documentary

Director: Roberta Grossman

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Quality	480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Genres	History, Documentary
Director	Roberta Grossman
Writer	Samuel Kassow, Roberta Grossman
Stars	Piotr Jankowski, Jowita Budnik, Piotr Glowacki, Wojciech Zielinski
Country	USA
Also Known As	Kto napisze naszą historię, Das Geheimarchiv im Warschauer Ghetto, Quem Escreverá a Nossa História, Chi scriverà la nostra storia
Runtime	1H 35M
Description	Who Will Write Our History tells the story of Emanuel Ringelblum and the Oyneg Shabes Archive, the secret archive he created and led in the Warsaw Ghetto. With 30,000 pages of writing, photographs, posters, and more, the Oyneg Shabes Archive is the most important cache of in-the-moment, eyewitness accounts from the Holocaust. It documents not only how the Jews of the ghetto died, but how they lived. The film is based on the book of the same name by historian Samuel Kassow.

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Sunday, 08 Nov 2020 11:30

Since we are dealing with the topic of why the Germans captured the city of Rotterdam, the film makers have to make some important points, including the role of the U-boat men who got into the city and who know the local customs, the use of a wooden box of water as an instrument, the role of a bodyguard, and finally the role of the captain. I also learned from the film makers that the dock workers in Rotterdam were not the well-trained professionals the film makers are making them out to be, and this is shown by a comment by a Captain that he wasn't paid enough for his work, despite his position as a captain and high pay. It also reminded me of a Captain's interview in the book U-boat: The German U-boat Story, which was written by Tom Hermann (from Simon & Schuster, but they have a few of the books available on Amazon). In that book, Hermann describes how German U-boat captains often refused to dock the U-boats at night and how they often built their own "auxiliary" craft to help them out. In the film, the captain explained that he did not want to dock the U-boat at night and had to wait in the dock for the summer to dock the U-boat at Rotterdam. He also wanted to wait to dock in Rotterdam until he had the permission of the German authorities to do so. The point that I found most interesting was the question of the leadership role in the Rotterdam attack. There was an obvious comparison with the German U-boat attack of 1937 in Hamburg, in which the U-boat crew were overwhelmed by the raiders in the harbour and had to abandon their craft. But here, the U-boat captain was supported by a larger number of his men. Also, the U-boat was built in the 1920s, the largest boats in the world were still in the 1930s. It's interesting that the U-boat crew was comprised of not only sailors and junior officers, but also engineers, gunners, a surgeon and a cook. It's also interesting that the captain was well-trained and had the authority to command his men at the right times. This gives a context for the importance of his command. It's also interesting that the captain had the authority to call off the attack, and also that he took the initiative in deciding the best way to attack the city. The film makers also showed that even the ship captain was surprised and was not prepared to commit to the raid. At the end, when the U-boat crew decided to move the attack forward, the captain sent the younger crew back to England with instructions to make sure that they left the Rotterdam dock intact, and not destroy it.

Monday, 26 Oct 2020 22:02

This is a fantastic piece of work. The most accurate representation of what happened during WWI. It is very, very well done. The film takes you back to the trenches and looks at the real stories of how soldiers lived and how they lived through their war. It is a very thorough and accurate portrayal of the Great War. You will be astounded at the detail in the film. You will feel like you are there and you can never get enough of it. The film is not for those who don't care about the Great War, but for those who know about the Great War and want to know more.

Thursday, 22 Oct 2020 08:06

I watched this movie at the July 14th American Association of University Professors event at the Newseum in Washington, DC. This documentary was originally made for the purpose of making a film for the CIA. The film is primarily a look at the history of the CIA's domestic counter-intelligence. It is also primarily a look at the activities of the agency in the 1960s and 1970s, in the course of the Cold War. The CIA does not like to admit that it is such, and does not want to put a new chapter in the history of its activities. However, it is apparent that many members of Congress, including many in the State Department, are willing to use their clout to try to ensure that the agency is not singled out. I believe that this documentary provides a very good summary of the history of the CIA. Most of the history is based on what I have been told by the CIA or people who have been in touch with the agency. However, one person who has probably seen a great deal of information on the subject is the late Edward C. Wilson, who was the chief of the CIA during the 1960s and 1970s. He died in 1983. Mr. Wilson had made a great deal of information available to his students, and the video of this presentation was prepared for their class. I think that everyone should see this film. Even those who have never heard of the CIA should learn a bit about its history.

Tuesday, 13 Oct 2020 23:03

On 12 August, I attended the screening of History and the Book of the Dead, a documentary about the horrors of the Holocaust. During the Q&A, I learned that the documentary is based on the account written by the famous "Holocaust survivor" Leon Lederman. According to the story, Lederman met and befriended Adolf Eichmann, the man responsible for leading the Nazis in the systematic extermination of six million Jews in the '40s and '50s. Although the story is based on a true account, it's hard to imagine that people like Lederman would be able to understand it. Unfortunately, because of a lack of funding, most documentaries about the Holocaust are so-so. But this one, which is currently playing in the U.S. (where I live) is one of the best documentaries I've ever seen. It's honest, and takes viewers through the horrors of the Holocaust without exploiting the atrocities. As a Jewish American, I find it hard to explain what it was like to have the world viewed as a "Jew", and how it affected my daily life. After seeing the film, I want to go back to the Jewish Museum in Berlin and try to see the original story behind the story. I was really grateful for the funds that these kind people provided for this film, because it really was a great way to tell the story. I'm going to go back and see the film again, and I hope that my friends who were in the audience will go with me. I think that there are many people who are not aware of what happened in the '40s and '50s, and this film will help to make their acquaintance with what happened. My favorite quote in the documentary comes from a woman who worked at a printing press. She was shocked to find out that her first work for a book was to become a Nazi propaganda machine. I think that if they were able to collect every single document that was discovered after the war, it would be a heck of a lot more interesting than the whole Holocaust. Because of my girlfriend's passion for history, I believe that she would want to visit the Holocaust Museum in Berlin. It's a shame that the majority of people in the U.S. don't know what it's like to live in a country that is still dealing with the effects of the Holocaust. I believe that a lot of people are scared to go to museums and see the true stories of the Holocaust, because it's something that they may not like. I hope that this film will become a success, because it's a great story that should be told.

Friday, 09 Oct 2020 18:38

I have been a photographer for a long time, since I was a teen. I know the scene of the photographer in the scene of the Texas panhandle, and I have thought it was funny to think about this. I have to say, this was quite interesting and quite touching. I am not sure what the point of this film was, and it certainly wasn't to tell people how to make a film, but I would be interested in hearing others opinions. The film was sad, but I would recommend it for those who do not know the film, but understand the time it was made. If you know about the war, but not all the war, you will feel the same.

Monday, 05 Oct 2020 04:42

The only thing I can say about this film is that it is really eye opening. I think it is pretty cool that the majority of the film is from the perspective of a journalist, and how the world would view the events if that were the only person covering it. I was really interested in the "What if" that happens if the majority of the media simply cut out the reporting of the story. They could keep the story going without any real impact on the story. I think that is the reality that people are dealing with now, and that is what this film is about. I also think it is interesting to see how people can react to the film and where people feel most "at home" in their current world.

Saturday, 26 Sep 2020 19:39

This film is a powerful indictment of the issue of economic inequality and the role of government and its role in redistributing wealth. It's one of the most important films I've ever seen. It helps bring to light how far our politicians have fallen in their attempts to support the rich and powerful, and how difficult it is to accomplish that. The film ends on a critical note, saying: "In the hands of the great public intellectuals of our time, with the support of the greatest investors, media moguls, and financial wizards, the words "of a different kind of democracy" can now be uttered with great clarity, with real consequences."

Tuesday, 22 Sep 2020 05:43

this film is about a little boy with Aspergers syndrome who can't do the simplest things in life. and the people around him and in society seem to be blaming him and saying he has some disability. he is a great kid and his life is amazing but people are not ready to accept the fact that he has a disability and is happy. his dad is the only one that believes in his son. i don't blame anyone. he is just a kid and not ready for society. the people around him are way to slow on the uptake. they make him change his behavior so they can be "normal". it is not fair to blame a child. if you are a parent of a child that has a disability this film will help you understand the disability. some people will say you are crazy. its just a kid that needs to be accepted.

Tuesday, 22 Sep 2020 01:58

In my opinion, this film is a great example of the kind of documentary that should be made more often. It is a very well made film, that presents a very realistic, well-rounded and well-researched view of the history of the United States, from the Declaration of Independence to the War of Independence. It is based on a very well-documented source, which is the Congressional Record. It is well-researched and, I think, very accurate. It is very well-researched and does a very good job of explaining the historical background of the Revolutionary War, the War of Independence, and the Civil War. It also explains how the United States came to be, and why it became what it was. I think it is a very good documentary, and I would recommend it to anyone who wants to learn more about the history of the United States.

Wednesday, 09 Sep 2020 16:15

As a science fiction fan, I was excited to watch this documentary. I have always loved stories about alien visitation and did not expect the story to be so unique. My parents have kept this story a secret from me because they have always told me that there was no possibility of me having seen any UFO sightings. In fact, we have only ever seen a few of the photographs, but our belief in aliens has been growing. This film was very informative and had some very interesting information about the history of UFOs and how they are supposed to work. We need more documentaries like this one to tell us the truth and explain what we think we know about UFOs. If you are interested in UFOs, and want to know more about their history, then this is a documentary for you.

Wednesday, 09 Sep 2020 02:59

I am not a big fan of the United States, and I have only seen the United States in a few documentaries. I thought this film was great. It gave a very accurate picture of the United States, and the people who lived there. The film focused on the problems and problems that the United States had during the Civil War, the American Revolution, the Civil War, the Mexican War, the Mexican War, the War of 1812, the American Civil War, and the American Revolution. I have to say that it was a very good documentary. I hope that there are more documentaries that focus on the United States.

Tuesday, 08 Sep 2020 17:28

I first came across this film on TV and I immediately recognised the sound of the film. It was like a dream. I was so moved by the film, and the way it was made. It was so well done and I felt so connected to the story and the people involved. It was touching and it made me want to go back and learn more about the people and their stories. I was so moved by this film, and I wanted to share it with all my friends. It is a story of hope and determination, but also of the dark side of human nature. It is about the lives of these people and how they have been shaped by the generations of war and the violence that has taken place in their homeland. I was very moved by the film, and I felt so connected to the story. I hope you will also be moved by it. I would recommend it to anyone.

Wednesday, 02 Sep 2020 20:15

I was expecting a documentary on the issues of the day, but this was a very different kind of documentary. I've never really been much into history or the great wars of the 20th century, but this movie really brought back memories of the battles of the American Civil War, which are the only ones I really remember. This movie also really brought back memories of the battle of Gettysburg, which I never really remember. However, the movie was a little slow at times, but overall, I really enjoyed the movie. I've never been a great fan of Michael Moore, but I think this movie was great and I recommend it to anyone who wants to learn more about the Civil War.

Thursday, 27 Aug 2020 04:00

The best documentary I have ever seen. It is a good and accurate depiction of the last years of the Nazi regime. The narration is good and the cast is excellent. I would have given this film a 10, but the way it is presented, it is a 9. I have seen a lot of documentaries, but this is the best I have seen in a long time. I recommend it highly.

Sunday, 16 Aug 2020 04:31

In the first part of the movie, it seems that the documentary is focusing on the Nazi's in Germany. This is not the case. The movie focuses on the Holocaust itself. It is a very good documentary. It tells the story of the genocide of the Jews. It does not show the German people as people, but as the Nazis. The Nazis are the main characters in the movie, but there are also other people who play important roles in the Holocaust. I would recommend the movie to anyone interested in the Holocaust. It is very well done. I give it a 9 out of 10.

Monday, 10 Aug 2020 13:52

John Turner, one of the most influential writers in American history, is now back with a documentary showing what the horrors of the Holocaust were like for the Jews and the Nazis and the other "enemies of freedom". It's also a look at how the biggest enemy in human history has never been defeated. With a very moving interview with the editor of the book "By My Side", with an amazing quote from a Nazi who lost his family and said "we were never the same after the war", this film will be an eye opener for people, especially those who just want to know what the truth is. It will be like nothing you've seen before.

Friday, 24 Jul 2020 10:29

I have enjoyed this documentary so much that I was compelled to find out more about it. I was able to read the book and obtain some information on what I thought would be a must see. I was quite disappointed to find that the movie was filmed in Argentina and therefore many of the points I wished to make were lost in translation. Some of the language used was so Americanized that I was embarrassed. Some of the comments were perhaps not as important as I would have liked. And the actor that was originally cast for the lead role in the movie, was not able to speak English. I did not recognize the person who was playing the narrator. Perhaps the most embarrassing thing was that the writer of the book, was not able to do the narration for the movie. I think the book would have been even more helpful to my understanding of what happened during those years. If anyone wants to learn more about what happened in Argentina during those years, I recommend reading the book. This movie was far too short, but the information on the history of the country would be a very valuable resource.

Thursday, 16 Jul 2020 01:25

I went to see this film with two friends, one of whom had recently lost her brother to a fatal car accident and the other had been in a similar position. The film and the lives of both family members were very touching and it helped me feel a sense of justice towards my family and friends in the event that I had lost someone to the exact same circumstances. The only problem with the film was the director's lack of insight in the subject. It was not an art film but rather a documentary. The first hour or so is just a collection of interviews, primarily of the family, but also of the parents of the teenagers who were involved in the accident and the priest and others who were consulted in the investigation. It does not do justice to the subject matter, especially considering the efforts of the two primary actors. The fact that they were able to portray emotions and thoughts so realistically was impressive. However, their input to the film was probably the only saving grace. The other problem was that it lacked context. There were segments of the film where the director's comments were followed by a song or two (an important element for the documentary). As I left the theater I was left wondering if there was a point to this film, because I could not get past the cliche of the documentary and the feelings of pity and forgiveness the families felt after the deaths of their loved ones. This could have been done with a more comprehensive, independent film, but this would not have been my cup of tea. The film was a good example of what documentary filmmaking should be. To give credit where credit is due, the production values and use of camera equipment were first rate, the editing was razor-sharp, the sound quality was excellent, and the special effects were impressive. But the director, who had direct control of the direction, should have taken a different approach. This documentary could have been a good film but it would have lacked the needed context in order to gain my full attention. I could not get past the cliches of the subject matter and lack of context that would have been required to make this film a good film.

Tuesday, 30 Jun 2020 11:05

This film, which was shot in 1979, is a very important document of a very important time in American history. The film is a brilliant and deeply disturbing look at the ideas and practices of the most influential political figure of the 20th century, John F. Kennedy. While the film does not make a claim to be a documentary, it is nonetheless a powerful and deeply disturbing look at the events and ideas of the time. While the film is a wonderful look at the Kennedy legacy, it is also a brilliant look at the ideas and practices of a man who had such a powerful influence on American history. The film is very important, and it should be seen by everyone. The film is a powerful and disturbing look at the Kennedy legacy, and it should be seen by everyone.

Saturday, 13 Jun 2020 18:43

I saw this movie on the first Friday of every month. It is not easy to find movies that will challenge you intellectually and for that reason I will always recommend this film to anyone. There are few documentaries that get you talking for a long time and the issues this film deals with are very interesting. I love movies that challenge the viewer to think about the main character and his motives and it does not disappoint. For those who do not know, I was a CIA guy in my twenties. I was involved in covert operations for several years. I watched the movie with the expectation that the viewer would also be thinking about the CIA and its legacy. I am not interested in the CIA, or my former career. I am interested in how I got to be so high in the government and then to be so low. I am curious about the people who were in my position. I was interested in how people with access to the press, the media, intelligence agencies, etc, react to the news. I am curious to see how people with access to the intelligence community react to this film. I also want to hear from people who were around me in my time at the CIA. This is one of those rare films that will encourage people to be active in the new media and question everything they have been taught, but at the same time it will give an answer to a question that has never been asked.

Tuesday, 05 May 2020 20:39

I saw this film in a theater and was very impressed. This film has a lot of good points and a lot of bad points. It is very interesting to watch, but it is also very scary. I was very impressed by the film, but I am very disturbed by some of the things the people in the film did. I think it is a very important film, but I am disturbed by the things that happened in the film. This film is not to be taken lightly, and I strongly suggest you watch it. I highly recommend it.

Tuesday, 28 Apr 2020 10:59

The film is a good example of how to present a documentary. The film is more about the story than the events. The documentary is more about the people involved than the events. The documentary gives a good sense of what it was like to be a journalist in the 1970's. I recommend this documentary to anyone who has ever been involved with the news or has any interest in journalism. It is a great way to learn about the history of the news media and the history of the news.

Monday, 27 Apr 2020 21:16

I am a huge fan of the film, so I decided to watch this documentary. It's a very good documentary about the Vietnam War, and the problems that the war brought to the United States. It's very interesting, and I would recommend it to anybody. It is also very important to know that the film is based on a book by one of the authors, and not the other way around. I would recommend this film to anybody who likes to learn about the Vietnam War, and the problems that it brought to the United States.

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