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In A Tragic Intervention, film-maker Hans Polak investigates one of the most difficult subjects in the history of the Dutch resistance, namely the liquidation of Jewish refugees by the resistance itself. Of more that 20,000 Jewish refugees, several dozen were shot. Some because they were considered 'dangerous', some because in despair they threatened to betray the resistance. Many who became involved with the resistance for the best of reasons were not prepared for tense situations. Without imposing a moral judgement, the documentary allows several people involved to speak out.

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Director
Scenario
Set geluid
TV company
VARA TV

Title: Een tragisch ingrijpen
Year: 1997
Duration : 45 minutes
Category: Short Documentary
Edition: NFF 1997

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