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Holocaust the story of the family Weiss

The story spans the years 1935-1945 in the lives of two families living in Nazi Germany. It follows the tragedy and triumph of Dr. Joseph Weiss, his wife and children. Their story is paralleled by that of Erik Dorf and his wife. Erik Dorf is an impoverished lawyer who joins the SS and quickly rises to the top.

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  • "Road to Babi Yar"@en
  • "Story of the family Weiss"
  • "Story of the family Weiss"@en
  • "Story of man's inhumanity to man"@en
  • "Gathering darkness"@en

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  • "The story spans the years 1935-1945 in the lives of two families living in Nazi Germany. It follows the tragedy and triumph of Dr. Joseph Weiss, his wife and children. Their story is paralleled by that of Erik Dorf and his wife. Erik Dorf is an impoverished lawyer who joins the SS and quickly rises to the top."@en
  • "The story spans the years 1935-1945 in the lives of two families living in Nazi Germany. It follows the tragedy and triumph of Dr. Joseph Weiss, his wife and children. Their story is paralleled by that of Erik Dorf and his wife. Erik Dorf is an impoverished lawyer who joins the SS and quickly rises to the top."
  • "This three part mini-series follows the fate of the Weiss family during the Third Reich from 1933-1945 encapsulating in the lives of the families (those of father and son) most of the historical events during the years of the Holocaust in Germany. The series was widely criticised for trivialising its subject. Inevitably to meet the requirements of prime time network television the enormity of Nazi crimes against the Jewish population is dramatised through a series of stock narrative situations. Nevertheless it brought the Holocaust into the consciousness of a huge audience and in Germany "destroyed a taboo and compelled new widespread interest in the subject and a reassessment of attitudes towards the national past" (Ilan Avisar)."@en
  • "The story spans a decade, 1935 to 1945, in the lives of two families living in Nazi Germany. We follow the tragedy and triumph of the Weiss family--Dr. Joseph Weiss, a skilled physician. Parellelling their saga is the story of Erik Dorf, an impoverished lawyer who, prodded on by his ambitious wife, Marta, joins the SS and swiftly rises to become an aide to Heydrich, chief strategist for devising plans for "the final solution" of Europe's Jews."@en
  • "This drama follows the Weiss family and Erik Dorf. Erik Dorf, an unsuccessful lawyer, is pushed by his wife to join the SS and enlist as an aide to the author of the "final solution" (Heydrich)."@en
  • "This drama unfolds through the lives of two families living in Nazi Germany. Follow the tragedy and triumph of the Weiss family. Parallelling their saga is the poignant transformation of Erik Dorf, an unsuccessful lawyer prodded on by his ambitious wife to join the SS and enlist as aide to Heydrich, chief strategist of "the final solution." Their compelling stories make Holocaust a riveting and unforgettable experience."
  • "This story follows the lives of two families living in Nazi Germany during 1935-1945."@en
  • "A chronicle of the lives of two families during the reign of Nazi Germany. One family is that of an officer in the S.S. and the other is a well-educated Jewish family, with a son married to a Christian. The lives of the families all intertwine and many deaths are depicted."@en
  • ""Follows the tragedy and triumph of the Weiss family of Berlin and intertwines their fate as European Jews with the story of a German family, the Dorfs, whose members include a high-ranking Nazi officer ... Uses the stories of these fictional families to portray the atrocities against the Jewish people from the 1930s to 1945, and presents a heart-wrenching portrait of their struggle"--Container."

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  • "Drama"@en
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  • "Holocaust the story of the family Weiss"@en
  • "Holocaust the story of the family Weiss"
  • "Holocaust"
  • "Holocaust (Television program)"
  • "Holocaust [the story of the family Weiss]"