This poster shows a local “hunk” in uniform, fairly similar to the SS, holding a Jew by his hair. The little Jew is ugly, his face distorted and he has a hooked nose and is trembling with fear. The pockets are designed to express that Jewshave “Pockets full of money”. The text translates to JOIN [...]
An excerpt from an article published in the Jewish Chronicle in June 2008 ‘The Holocaust survivors facing war-crimes trials’ - Dana Gloger “Elderly Jews say they are outraged that Lithuania is pursuing them over their wartime role as anti-Nazi partisans. Fania Branstovsky was just 20 when she joined the Jewish partisan movement fighting the Nazis in [...]
If you are in SYDNEY and have not yet seen the film and would still like to, here is your chance! Due to overwhelming interest, the SYDNEY JEWISH MUSEUM is hosting its final screening of Rewriting History. When: JULY 15th SUNDAY Where: The Sydney Jewish Museum – 148 Darlinghurst Rd, Darlinghurst Time: 4pm Tickets: $20 [...]
(As seen in Jerusalem Post http://bit.ly/KbSPgv ) Remembering Wannsee By DANNY BEN-MOSHE LAST UPDATED: 01/18/2012 22:29 Seventy years ago, a 90-minute conference sealed the fate of millions of Jews. On January 20, 1942, the Nazi leadership gathered in a villa on the outskirts of Berlin and adopted the “Final Solution to the Jewish Question.” The Wannsee [...]
(As seen in Jerusalem Post http://bit.ly/LkSwge ) By DANNY BEN-MOSHE 11/02/2011 14:55 Recent developments suggest Holocaust remembrance has fallen by the wayside as a key element of Jewish Foreign Policy, at least as far as Lithuania is concerned. Holocaust remembrance is a central plank of Jewish Foreign Policy (JFP), a term that encompasses how Israel [...]
(As seen in Jerusalem Post – http://bit.ly/wbnkOm) By DANNY BEN-MOSHE 03/12/2012 21:33 The term contends that Europe experienced two genocides, the Soviet and the Nazi. The Israel-South Africa Chamber of Commerce is hosting as Guest of Honor Lithuanian Foreign Minister Audronius Azubalis at a gala dinner. Given the current Lithuanian government’s policies towards the Holocaust, [...]
We are very excited to announce that due to overwhelming demand we have added an additional TWO screenings in association with the Sydney Jewish Museum. Thank you to all of you who have already bought your tickets. We look forward to meeting you! They will be held at the Sydney Jewish Museum 148 Darlinghurst Road Darlinghurst [...]
Next week an audience will file in to a sold out cinema near Sydney’s famous Bondi Beach for an exlusive preview screening of REWRITING HISTORY – held in association with the Sydney Jewish Museum. Every filmmaker is humbled when people are prepared to invest an evening of their time to see their film, but I [...]
“MEMORY AND HISTORY NEVER BELONG SOLELY IN THE PAST. THEY ARE CONTESTED IN THE HERE AND NOW, SHAPED BY POLITICS, PREJUDICE AND POWER.” - Jonathan Freedland, Guardian Newspaper January 2010 From the perspective of the Holocaust, the story of Lithuania is one of the worst – 95% of the Jewish population perished, many killed by the [...]
Thank you to all of those who have supported the film and pre-bought your tickets to the Melbourne Screening. This is a special preview screening for supporters of the film. The screening will take place on JUNE 28th. Where: Classic Cinemas, 9 Gordon St, Elsternwick When: 7pm – June 28th The screening will be followed [...]
The time has come! We are pleased to announce that an exclusive preview screening of REWRITING HISTORY will take place for all of our supporters at EVENT CINEMAS in BONDI JUNCTION at 7pm on MAY 14th. The screening is brought to you by The Sydney Jewish Musuem and will be followed by a Q & A with the director and producer of the film. If [...]
Dovid Katz and Danny-Ben Moshe have been working tirelessly to create the Seventy Years Declaration to mark the 70th anniversary of the Wansee Conference. Over 70 European Parliament members, including 8 Lithuanians, signed the declaration objecting to “attempts to obfuscate the Holocaust by diminishing its uniqueness and deeming it to be equal, similar or equivalent to Communism.” [...]
