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DVD "Alex Deutsch. I survived Auschwitz."
'Do not get into drifting in hatred and violence against other people. Learn to live together, not against each other ', this is the motto of Alex Deutsch witnesses. The documentary follows the survivors of Auschwitz to the most important stations of his past and present, from Berlin to Auschwitz and St. Louis to Wiebelskirchen.
29 Minutes (German language)
15;- Euro incl. Booklet
There's a preview of the film here
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Publications
Alex Deutsch
"I've survived Auschwitz"
A6 28 pgs 4/4 (German language)
Preview excerpts from the book available here
For more information and to order:
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Alex Deutsch: "I survived Auschwitz."
A5 size 24 pages (German language)
Publisher: Saarpfalz-Kreis, Am Forum, 66424 Homburg
Print: Buch- und Offsetdruckerei F. X. Demetz, St.Ingbert
ISBN 3-9801611-3-7
A preview of the book available here
Ways of life of Jewish citizens
216 pages A4 format, high-quality color glossy cover, black inside white (German language)
Publisher: Landkreis Neunkirchen, Wilhelm-Heinrich-Straße 36, 66564 Ottweiler
Print: Ottweiler Druckerei
ISBN: 978-3938381212
Price: 16,90 Euro
To obtain well-stocked bookstore and the Office of Public Relations of the district of Neunkirchen. Email: presse(at)landkreis-neunkirchen.de
Each other, not against each other!
A migration book, which is dedicated to Alex Deutsch.The book has received the Edith Aron Price of Homburg and offers something for every reader a treasure trove of topics related to "Migration and Integration" - consistent with references to Alex Deutsch.
338 pages A5 format 4/4colour (German language)
Price: 20 Euro
For more information and to order:
Saarpfalz-Gymnasium and the publisher Eberhard Jung.
Phone: +49 6841 - 68361
and E-Mail: ebjung(at)hotmail.de
Exhibitions
Alex Deutsch - "I survived Auschwitz."
The exhibition documents the most important life stages of witnesses, from Berlin to Auschwitz, St. Louis until after Wiebelskirchen. The exhibition includes eight panels: panel title, Childhood and Youth, baker's apprentice and marriage, arrest and deportation, selection and deprivation, starvation, and forced labor, new start and racism, return and dialogue. A timeline allows each station to a historical period in history.
The exhibition aims to contribute to the history of the Auschwitz survivors are not forgotten. Thus, this begins with Alex Deutsch's life motto:. "Do not get into drifting in hatred and violence against other people lives with each other, not against each other."
Further information and terms of lending:
Adolf-Bender-Zentrum
Phone: +49 6851 / 808279 -0
or Email: info(at)adolf-bender.de
