Holocaust, Part 4: The Saving Remnant

Duration: 1:56:00

Creator: Learning Corporation of America | Titus Productions

Format: 16mm

Color: Color

Sound: sound

Description: Follows Dr. Weiss and Berta, who are sent to Auschwitz where they die in the gas chambers. Reveals Karl's death as a result of his ordeal in the Isolation Fortress in Theresienstadt. Chronicles Rudi's imprisonment in the Sobibor concentration camp after Helena is killed in a partisan attack, and highlights his escape. Characterizes Dorf and the Nazis working to obliterate all signs of the extermination process as the end of the war draws near. Portrays Dorf, a prisoner of war after Germany's surrender, committing suicide at U.S. Army headquarters. Concludes as Inga and her two-year-old son are reunited with Rudi, who agrees to lead a group of Jewish orphans past the British blockade into Palestine. , Follows Dr. Weiss and Berta, who are sent to Auschwitz where they die in the gas chambers. Reveals Karl's death as a result of his ordeal in the Isolation Fortress in Theresienstadt. Chronicles Rudi's imprisonment in the Sobibor concentration camp after Helena is killed in a partisan attack, and highlights his escape. Characterizes Dorf and the Nazis working to obliterate all signs of the extermination process as the end of the war draws near. Portrays Dorf, a prisoner of war after Germany's surrender, committing suicide at U.S. Army headquarters. Concludes as Inga and her two-year-old son are reunited with Rudi, who agrees to lead a group of Jewish orphans past the British blockade into Palestine.

Complete Record: , Follows Dr. Weiss and Berta, who are sent to Auschwitz where they die in the gas chambers. Reveals Karl's death as a result of his ordeal in the Isolation Fortress in Theresienstadt. Chronicles Rudi's imprisonment in the Sobibor concentration camp after Helena is killed in a partisan attack, and highlights his escape. Characterizes Dorf and the Nazis working to obliterate all signs of the extermination process as the end of the war draws near. Portrays Dorf, a prisoner of war after Germany's surrender, committing suicide at U.S. Army headquarters. Concludes as Inga and her two-year-old son are reunited with Rudi, who agrees to lead a group of Jewish orphans past the British blockade into Palestine.NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.