Screen LibraryZug in die Freiheit The train to freedom /
Prague 1989, September 30th. The West-German Embassy in Prague finds itself the center of the world's political stage. For weeks refugees from East-Germany have been streaming on the premises of the Palais Lobkowitz and the surrounding streets. Within days the fenced embassy compound transforme...
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Broadview TV,
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| Publisher Address: | [S.l.] : |
| Publication Dates: | 2014. |
| Literature type: | Video DVD |
| Language: |
German Multiple |
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| Summary: |
Prague 1989, September 30th. The West-German Embassy in Prague finds itself the center of the world's political stage. For weeks refugees from East-Germany have been streaming on the premises of the Palais Lobkowitz and the surrounding streets. Within days the fenced embassy compound transformed itself into a vast refugee camp. This is the moment the feature length documentary "Liberty Train - Next Stop Freedom" beigns. Composed from exclusive archive footage, reenactments and interviews with contemporary eye-witnesses, award winning directors Sebastian Dehnhardt and Matthias Schmidt tell the exceptional story of an exodus happening in front of the world's eyes. |
| Item Description: |
Donation. Plus a training DVD for educational study. |
| Carrier Form: | 1 videodisc (90 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in |
| Production Credits: | Kamera, Torbjörn Karvang, Christoph Iwanow, Jörg Junge; music Olaf Parusel. |
| Index Number: | DD289 |
| CLC: | 791.06 |
| Call Number: | 791.06/ZUG |