Search - Frontline - Memory of the Camps on DVD

Sharon F. (Shar) from AVON PARK, FL
Reviewed on 6/13/2023...

An extremely well-done, albeit, harsh and repulsive look at what happened at the Nazi concentration camps. Be warned: this is very hard to watch because it is actual footage of starved, naked dead people. The death numbers are outrageous and how Hitler got by with this is numbing.

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I am at a loss for words

Jeremy | Santa Clarita, CA USA | 03/07/2006

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Having just watched this unbelievably powerful documentary, I am still shaken, and suspect I will be for days. The footage is simply incredible. No other film about WWII, fictional or non-fictional, captures the horror of the concentration camps as simply and powerfully as this.



It is the most disturbing, horrifying, and powerful pieces of film I have ever seen."

Should go to Air annually across the world !!!!

OzFrase | Perth, Western Australia | 07/31/2006

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I am a white, middle aged, Australian male and try to pay attention to the needs of my family, friends and people in the local and global communities. This project is without doubt the single most graphic and convincing evidence I have ever experienced for my sense that we all need to take responsibility for ensuring our voice is ALWAYS heard.



This video has enabled me to have conversations with my teenage children, and their friends, that I hope will ensure their generation is a little better equipped to deal with the awesome challenges that await them.



But the video, watch all of it if you can, weep, rage and strengthen your resolve to do what is possible within your power to promote a legacy of - Never Again - for the countless people who were blameless victims of the worst evil humanity has ever had to confront.



I strongly advise that parents review the video personally if they have children 15-16 years or younger prior to allowing them (or not) to view it."

Deeply disturbing Holocaust footage...

Mr. B. Fraser | London United Kindom | 01/13/2008

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This shocking film was broadcast in the U.K. as "A Painful Reminder" in 1985-forty years after WW2; I never forgot how disturbing those images were.

Available now again on DVD it really is a must see, a really chilling experience for those who want to see for themselves a terrible and dark chapter of history.

In some scenes at Bergen-Belsen there are carefully filmed scenes of the German female so called "SS" guards being put to work. Over 30,000 corpses lay strewn on the ground when the British liberated this place of hell on earth.For fourteen days these inhuman specimens were made to clear the ground of these poor pathetic 'prisoners' into several mass graves.

Deeply upsetting 100% original war footage of SEVERAL camps are included here, not recommended for those easily perturbed, and, viewer discretion certainly required."