Yael Hersonski

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Yael Hersonski

Yael Hersonski (born 1976 in Israel ) is an Israeli philosopher and film director .

Life

Yael Hersonski studied philosophy in Tel Aviv from 1996 to 1998 . She then studied at the Sam Spiegel Film & Television School in Jerusalem until 2003 . Since then she has worked as a freelance film director, film editor and television editor.

Services

Yael Hersonski became known worldwide with her German-Israeli documentary Secretsache Ghettofilm (original title: “Shtikat Haarchion”, English: “A Film Unfinished”), which she shot in 2009 after extensive research. Inspired by a visit to the Yad Vashem memorial and her grandmother Miriam Lipinski (born Kristina Mendelsohn in Warsaw in 1918, died in Israel in 2005), who ran the Warsaw ghetto , Gestapo detention and the Ravensbrück concentration campHaving survived with forged papers, she used previously unpublished scenes from an unfinished German propaganda film for her film. This film was shot in the Warsaw Ghetto in 1942 shortly before the ghetto residents were deported and murdered. In her film, Hersonski showed the propaganda patterns and falsifications of the Goebbels propagandists. It triggered a debate about the authenticity of Nazi propaganda films and their usability. In 2016 she was responsible for editing the film Laavor et Hakir .

Works

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Individual evidence

  1. http://www.bpb.de/geschichte/nationalsozialismus/geheimsache-ghettofilm/154342/interview-mit-der-regisseurin-yael-hersonski
  2. http://www.zeitgeschichte-online.de/film/die-spuren-nationalsozialistischer-gedaechtnispolitik-und-unser-umgang-mit-den-bildern-der