The Holocaust Project

The Holocaust Project is a multi-platform project sparked by a single historical atrocity photograph taken in Latvia in 1941 - a famous photo that was smuggled and later used as evidence in the Nuremberg trials. The aim of producer, director, and writer Dr Peter Hegedüs was to bring this photograph to life in a meaningful and emotive way while unpacking the complexities of the Holocaust and its ongoing impact on lives, families, and geopolitics today.

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Journal
Sightlines Filmmaking in the Academy
Published
2025-08-15
DOI
https://doi.org/10.64139/sightlines.2025.007.007
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German History and Society
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The Holocaust Project

Bobbi-Lea Dionysius, Peter Hegedüs, Jaclyn McLendon
Sightlines Filmmaking in the Academy
German History and Society
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The Holocaust Project

Bobbi-Lea Dionysius, Peter Hegedüs, Jaclyn McLendon
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Abstract

The Holocaust Project is a multi-platform project sparked by a single historical atrocity photograph taken in Latvia in 1941 - a famous photo that was smuggled and later used as evidence in the Nuremberg trials. The aim of producer, director, and writer Dr Peter Hegedüs was to bring this photograph to life in a meaningful and emotive way while unpacking the complexities of the Holocaust and its ongoing impact on lives, families, and geopolitics today.

Sightlines Filmmaking in the Academy(007)
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German History and Society
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