Zapukali do drzwi. Relacje Polaków i Żydów o Zagładzie

During World War II, the majority of Poles, absorbed by the hardship of their daily lives in the country under German occupation, remained passive in the face of the Holocaust. There were also those who showed hostility towards Jews. Few helped them. The rescuers acted in extremely difficult conditions – in full conspiracy, in fear of the Germans and their own neighbours. How many Poles helped Jews during the Holocaust? How many rescuers were murdered by the Germans? We present Polish and Jewish accounts on the Holocaust from the oral history collection of POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews. See more stories of Polish Righteous Among the Nations and Holocaust Survivors: https://sprawiedliwi.org.pl/en Read about hiding Jews in occupied Poland: https://sprawiedliwi.org.pl/en/about-... ______ Interviews: Klara Jackl, Joanna Król, Józef Markiewicz (researchers), Przemysław Jaczewski (camera operator), POLIN Museum (2010–2015); Directing: Małgorzata Kozera (2017); Editorial staff: Karolina Dzięciołowska, Artur Królicki, TakTo; Translation: Andrew Rajcher; Music: Kevin MacLeod licensed under Creative Commons – Attribution 3.0 (CC BY 3.0). // VISUAL DESCRIPTION OF THE FILM // 00:00 Logotype of POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews – Polish Righteous Project. 00:03 Black subtitles on the white background. 00:17 Photo: public execution of Michał Kruk, who was convicted by the Germans for helping Jews in 1943 in Przemyśl. 00:22 Black subtitles on the white background. 00:29 Lucjanna Kuźnicka and Jadwiga Szczeszak are talking about their family story. 00:47 Photo: a portrait of Chaim Frymel made in 1949 in Haifa. 00:56 Photo: portrait of Chaim Frymel made around 1942. 01:06 Lucjanna Kuźnicka and Jadwiga Szczeszak are talking about the story of their family. 01:23 Photo: Mojżesz and Chaim Frymel with Helena Adamczyk and Jadwiga Szczeszak are standing in front of the Christmas tree on Christmas Eve, 24 December 1941. 01:29 Black subtitles on a white background. 01:37 Bronisława Szabat is talking about the story of her family. 01:56 Drawing: a man in a black coat and beret accessible through the door to the house. 02:06 Bronisława Szabat is talking about the story of her family. 02:37 Black subtitles on a white background. 02:46 Mira Ledowski is talking about his story. 02:50 Photo: Mira Ledowski goes by the hand with his mother Adela Krum in Jelenia Góra in 1946. 03:00 Mira Ledowski is talking about his story. 03:05 Drawing: a platter of hot potatoes. 03:11 Mira Ledowski is talking about his story. 03:14 Photo: Mira Ledowski, a few years old, on grandmother Anna Hartenstein's farm in translator in 1941. 03:23 Mira Ledowski is talking about his story. 03:43 Zoom in on the photo: Mira Ledowski follows mother Adela Krum in Jelenia Góra in 1946. 03:54 Mira Ledowski is talking about his story. 04:30 Black subtitles on the white background. 04:35 Witold Lisowski is talking about the story of his family. 05:58 Photo: portrait of Zofia Lisowska with her sons Witold and Jan made in Henryków before the war. 06:09 Witold Lisowski is talking about the story of his family. 06:24 Photo: portrait of Zofia Lisowska taken after the war. 06:32 Witold Lisowski is talking about the story of his family. 06:41 Black subtitles on a white background. 07:03 Photo: medal of the Righteous Among the Nations. 07:09 Logotype of POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews – Polish Righteous Project. // MORE // Subscribe our channel:    / polscysprawiedliwi   Like us on Facebook:   / sprawiedliwi.polin   Watch POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews: POLIN (announcements and reports from events at the Museum):    / polin_official   Virtual Shtetl Portal (history and culture of Polish Jews):    / wirtualnysztetl