Memorandum (1967)
A Jewish Holocaust survivor travels through Germany recalling scenes from his memory. This documentary follows a Holocaust survivor in 1965 on an emotional pilgrimage to Bergen Belsen, the last of 11 concentration camps where he was held by the Nazis. He and 30 other former Jewish inmates travel through the new Germany. Scenes still vivid in his mind are recalled in flashback. The memorandum of the title refers to Hitler's memo offering a "final solution" to the "Jewish problem."
Directors: Donald Brittain, John Spotton.
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Bernard Laufer as Himself - Holocaust Survivor |
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Emil Bednarek as Himself - Auschwitz Guard |
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Wilhelm Boger as Himself - Auschwitz Guard |
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Arthur Breitwieser as Himself - Auschwitz Disinfectant Officer |
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Victor Capesius as Himself - Auschwitz Druggist |
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Mr. Dreckmann as Himself - Holocaust Survivor |
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Zenon Gotaszewski as Himself - Holocaust Survivor |
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Glyn Hughes as Himself - British Army, Liberator of Belsen |
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Oswald Kaduk as Himself - Auschwitz Guard |
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Josef Klehr as Himself - Auschwitz Guard |
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Dr. Kurzge as Himself - Holocaust Saviour |
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Joachim Kügler as Himself - Prosecutor |
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Joey Laufer as Himself - Son of Survivor |
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Erik Lüth as Himself - Remorseful German |
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Erika Millay as Herself - Holocaust Survivor |
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Robert Mulka as Himself - Auschwitz Adjutant |
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Norbert Prager as Himself - Holocaust Survivor, Funeral |
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Josef Rosensaft as Himself - Holocaust Survivor |
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Giuseppe Saragat as Himself - President of Italy |
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Willi Schatz as Himself - Auschwitz Dentist |
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Johann Schoberth as Himself - Auschwitz Gestapo |
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Klara Silbernik as Herself - Holocaust Survivor |
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Herbert Weichmann as Himself - Jewish Mayor of Hamburg |
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Peter Weiss as Himself - Playwright |
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Simon Wiesenthal as Himself - Nazi Hunter |
| Directing | Donald Brittain | Director |
| Directing | John Spotton | Director |
