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ha-Masaʻ shel yalde Ṭeheran

by: Guṭman, Dalyah, Ṭur, Daṿid, Ḳaveh, Yehudah

Publication date: 2007

Usage: Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 4.0 International

Topics: Jewish children in the Holocaust -- Iran -- Tehran, Jewish refugees -- Iran -- Tehran, Jews -- Iran -- Tehran, World War 1939-1945 -- Jews -- Rescue -- Iran -- Tehran, World War 1939-1945 -- Children, Palestine -- Emigration and immigration, Documentary films, Feature films, Nonfiction films

Publisher: [Israel] : Yehudah Ḳaveh, [2007]

Language: Hebrew

Title (alternate script): המסע של ילדי טהרן / סרטם של דליה גוטמן, דוד טור, יהודה קווה.

viewing copy 1 videodisc (59 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in.

Variant Title: Children of Teheran

Notes:

Includes 1 pamphlet (8 pages ; 18 cm.).

In Hebrew, with Hebrew subtitles.

Title from container.

Sources used:

Video container ; Israelfilmcenter.org, yaldeyteheran.com websites, February 06, 2017.

"Tasriṭ u-vimui, Yehudah Kaṿeh ; tsilum, Yoʼav Kush ; ʻarikhah, ʻIdit Ben Shimol ; maḳliṭ, Ḥayim Meʼir ; taḥḳir, Yosi Ḳornṿits ; mefikim, Dalia Guṭman ṿe-Daṿid Tor"--Container.

Lubah Eliʼav, Yanush Ben Gal [and many others].

Credits

Guttman, Dalia, film producer.
Tour, David, film producer.
Kaṿeh, Yehudah, film director, screenwriter.
Kush, Yoʼav, director of photography.
Ben Gal, Yanush, actor.
Eliʼav, Lubah, actor.
קווה, יהודה.
Israel and Judaica Section Video Collection (Library of Congress)

Addeddate: 2018-05-30 12:57:43

Catalog: https://collections.ushmm.org/search/catalog/bib264809

Color: color

Identifier: bib264809_001_001

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Sound: sound

Subtitles: Hebrew

Summary: "This is the story of the rescue of 700 children from occupied Poland and their grueling journey to Palestine (now Israel) in the winter of 1943. This unprecedented operation took the children, many without their parents, on a tortuous path that led them to distant lands, including Teheran, before they arrived safely in Palestine. For the Jewish settlement, the Children of Teheran were the first survivors of the Holocaust who attested to the horrors of war-torn Europe"--Yaldeyteheran.com website.