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Empirically, little is known about the individual reception of films about the Holocaust, but this has rarely prevented intense speculation about the impact of films on Holocaust knowledge, memory and consciousness. This article presents key findings from a qualitative study with viewers of recent films. It argues that researching actual audiences rather than mere textual analysis is required to understand ...

Gemeentebestuur Lith c.a., (1929) 1939 - 1970 (1980) > Documentatie > Video-band (VHS) van de film "De Beers komt" opname uit 1985

Gemeentebestuur Sint-Michielsgestel, 1935-1977 > Taakuitvoering > Openbare Orde > Overzichten verleende vergunningen voor toneeluitvoeringen, films, muziekuitvoeringen, fancy-fairs etc., 1947-1974

Archief NL-LdnRAL-0232: Gemeentelijke Brandweer, Leiden > Plaatsingslijst > Overzichten: Brandrapporten (boek), Diversen, Film, Garages, Hinderwet, Industrie, Kunstbescherming, Luchtbescherming, Materieel, Ongevallen, Personeel, Rijksinspectie, Schouwburg (opgave met no.), Vergunninen, Waterleiding, Ziekenfonds Personeel, 1943.

Collectie 102: Departement van Volksvoorlichting en Kunsten > Afdeling Radiozaken > Bureau Van der Vegte > Stukken betreffende film, 1940 - 1942.

Title on screen: "Die besten geistigen Werkes des Jahres erhalten in der Berliner Staatsoper den Filmpreis und Buchpreis 1935." Goebbels at a podium announcing Leni Riefenstahl as the winner of the 1934 Film Prize for her film Triumph of the Will. Shots of Hitler and other leaders (Wilhelm Frick, Goering, Hess, Ley, in the audience as Goebbels describes Triumph of the Will as the "great film vision ...

German home movies. Holiday. At sea, battleships, parade at Fascist Italy, Russian campaign, mud period, Shooting of partisans, Wehrmacht soldiers costumed as angel and Santa Claus, Christian procession near Würzburg (color film), Rothenburg

Shots of Hitler interspersed with shots of a nighttime rally. SA units holding torches march through the street.

Bibliogr.: p. 238-257.-Filmogr.: p. 234-237.-Met index. 265 p., [24] p. pl. : ill., portr. ; 23 cm

Consists of one memoir, approximately 60 pages, entitled "One Day This Will be a Film: Childhood Memories of a Girl from the Lvov Ghetto," by Nava Ruda (originally Sheindel-Charlotte (Lunia) Kohn). Nava and her parents survived with the help of her childhood nanny, Jula Jurek, a Polish woman. This memoir is an English language translation of the the original Hebrew.