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Bernard Korbman on the empathy between Jews and Indigenous Australians in 1938
Bernard Korbman and Mara Moustafine.
Holocaust Museum director Bernard Korbman reflects on the empathy between Jews and Indigenous Australians in 1938 and the action by Aborigines on behalf of Jews
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Date Added:
30 March 2009
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mov (Quicktime);
File size:
3.9 MB
Length:
01min30sec
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