As part of the European Heritage Days
United States, documentary, 91 min, 1999.
This film tells the story of how the inhabitants of Chabannes, a tiny village in unoccupied France, preferred action to indifference and saved the lives of 400 Jewish refugee children during World War II. We dive back with some actors of this rescue, through intimate interviews of historians, teachers, OSE employees and "children" of Chabannes, into the joys and fears of daily life during the war.
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