• The_Shoah_In_Venice_Episode_2

  • Feb 18 2024
  • Length: 15 mins
  • Podcast

The_Shoah_In_Venice_Episode_2

  • Summary

  • In the second part of the episode on the Shoah in Venice, Petra Reski and Christopher Weingart follow the Bassi's and Calimani's through the time from 1943 to 1945. Nazi forces have occupied Italy, what will now happen to Italy's Jewish population?

    Roberto Bassi and his family have fled to Rome, but in the very moment they arrive, their relatives are being deported to Auschwitz. Dario Calimani's parents have made for Switzerland, but his grandparents remained in Venice. And then comes the 5th Dezember 1943.

    Do you have input or questions? You can contact us here: https://www.petrareski.com/kontakt/ Twitter: @PetraReski @ch_weingart Instagram: @petrareski @chweingart Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/p/Petra-Reski-100057720685702/

    Music: Ikh fur in Keltser kant – Yankele Hershkowitz (1910- 1972 )https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=AgOqrutBt1c

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