Children of the Holocaust: Drawn from Memory

About the Episode

Meet Susan, Manfred and Ivor, some of the Holocaust’s last living survivors. When they were young, they were among the millions of people sent to labor and concentration camps. A lifetime later, their memories of one of the darkest periods in world history remain vivid. In this FRONTLINE Short Doc, their stories come to life through animated illustrations presented with historical accuracy.

Aired: 11/11/23 | Expires: | Runtime: 9m 22s

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