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Judicial truth and cinematographic truth - filmed courtroom testimonies: the case of the Eichmann trial
TítuloJudicial truth and cinematographic truth - filmed courtroom testimonies: the case of the Eichmann trial
Autor
Call numberS940.53180922/002 Vol.3
Número del objeto10350q
Lugar de publicaciónBerlin, Germany
EditorialEVZ
Año de publicación
2016
Dimensionespp227-237
MaterialArticle
ISBN9780981855609
NotesArticle from the publication 'Preserving survivors' memories' pp227-237
Descripción
The Eichmann trial was the first trial ever recorded entirely on video. It was filmed by the American documentary filmaker Leo Hurwitz. The technical feat and devices entailed in the filming contributed to shaping the event and giving it wide media coverage outside of Israel.Two phases are analyzed: the filming of the trial and the uses that were made of the images
