Title:"WHO RAISED HIS VOICE AGAINST IT?" [Main Title]
Film Number:MGH 310
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Summary: The story of German opposition to Hitler, 1933-1945.
Description: Within a framework of titles tracing the development of Nazi persecution of Jews and control of the church, and diagrams of the growth of concentration camps, the voices of interviewees and commentary are illustrated by authentic film, photographs, film of interviewees revisiting locations etc, film of Nazi leaders with translations read in English. Speakers include a Roman Catholic bishop, Protestant pastor, two communists, Gunther Weisenbom, Dr Eugen Gerstenmaier and Ewald von Kleist who recall aspects of Nazi oppression and their involvement in opposition activities. For example: resistance among Roman Catholics and Protestants, aid to Jews by non-Jews, resistance cells in army and police, attractions of Nazism, "terror" and force, Schulze-Boysen's non-violent approach, various assassination attempts on Hitler, guilt about fear and impotence, July bomb plot, life in concentration camps. A moral is drawn: "man's duty does not end with that fight" - persecution and cruelty continues.
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Colour:B&W
Digitised:No
Object_Number:MGH 310
Sound:Sound
Access Conditions:NON-IWM
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Production Date:1968
Production Country: GB
Production Details: BBC (Production company)
Winter, Lawrence (Production individual)
Winter, Bridget (Production individual)
Clark, Gordon (Production individual)
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Physical Characteristics: Colour format: B&W
Sound format: Sound
Soundtrack language: English
Title language: English
Technical Details: Format: 16mm
Number of items/reels/tapes: 2
Footage: 3000 ft; Running time: 80 mins
