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Ein zweifaches Erbe – Irena Veisaitė und ihre Mütter – Meinhard Stark

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2013
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1
Language
German

CATEGORY: feature TITLE: Ein zweifaches Erbe – Irena Veisaitė und ihre Mütter AUTHOR: Meinhard Stark DIRECTOR: Susanne Krings PRODUCTION: Deutschlandfunk YEAR: 2013 DESCRIPTION: Irena Veisaitë, 1928 in Kaunas geboren, ist eine der letzten Holocaust-Überlebenden in Litauen. Gleich nach der deutschen Besetzung wird ihre Mutter ermordet. Die 13-Jährige kommt ins Ghetto, leistet schwere Zwangsarbeit und ist Zeugin zahlreicher Selektionen. Nicht-jüdische Litauer verhelfen ihr zur Flucht und bringen sie in Vilnius unter. Stefania Ladigienë nimmt Irena in ihre große Familie auf

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