More than Broken Glass: Memories of Kristallnacht
The sounds of broken glass, on the night of November 9, 1938, will be forever etched in the collective memory of the Jewish people.  It was the night that the Nazis publicly and blatantly announced to the world that they had declared open war on the Jewish people.  Through archival footage, photographs and interviews with witnesses, this video forms a sharp portrait of the time and events. 

"An absolutely essential addition to any Holocaust, Jewish history, or World War II video collection."-Video Rating Guide 

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ISBN 1-56082-000-4
57 min., #616, Color, DVD, $39.95

Add to Shopping Cart Abbreviated Version: 32 min., #616C, DVD, $39.95

The Holocaust 
An excellent historic overview of the Nazi reign of terror from 1933-1945.  Through the use of photographs and footage, we are guided step by step from Hitler's rise to power in 1933 through the book burnings, the Nuremberg Laws, Kristallnacht, the Evian Conference, ghettoization, concentration camps, Jewish resistance and more. Much of the footage was shot by the Nazis themselves. The film concludes with a visit to the Yad Vashem memorial in Jerusalem.  Includes graphic archival footage. 

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ISBN 1-56082-174-4
24 min., #647, B&W, DVD, $39.95
 

The Eighty-First Blow 
An historical document made up of footage and stills shot by the Nazis. Produced by Israel's Ghetto Fighters' House, this compilation of testimony from witnesses who appeared at the Eichmann trial provides a telling narrative. The film's title refers to the story of a Jewish boy in one of the ghettos, who was struck with 80 blows.  He survived and immigrated to Israel, where he found that no one believed his story-that was the 81st blow!

"Powerful and moving,"-Wall Street Journal 
 
Academy Award Nominee-"Best Documentary" 

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ISBN 1-56082-031-4
115 min., #630, B&W, DVD
Hebrew and Yiddish w/Eng. subtitles, $39.95