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[it-IT]Record tools[it-IT] [it-IT]Displays[it-IT]	Home free Remove from selection Add to selection TitoloHome free; Primo Levi: This is a man 1919-1987 Autore David Hardaker Ashley Smith William Karel Call numberV766 Numero oggettov766 Luogo di pubblicazioneSydney, New South Wales, Australia EditoreABC, SBS Anno di pubblicazione 1997 1997 MaterialeAudio-visual material Notes4 corners program on 13.10.97 video Descrizione "Home free" Has Australia become a sanctuary for war criminals? It is almost certain that some perpetrators of war crimes committed in Bosnia and Croatia, and in Europe during World War Two, are living and hiding in Australia. Amongst them is suspected Latvian war criminal Konrad Kalejs, who lives in a Latvian retirement home in Victoria, despite evidence given against him by various people. Includes interview with David Benedikt. Descrizione "Primo Levi" A tribute to the Italian writer and Auschwitz survivor who committed suicide in 1987, featuring interviews with Levi on a train going back to Auschwitz, as well as with his friends, relatives and fellow-academics

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TitoloHome free; Primo Levi: This is a man 1919-1987

Autore

David Hardaker

Ashley Smith

William Karel

Call numberV766

Numero oggettov766

Luogo di pubblicazioneSydney, New South Wales, Australia

EditoreABC, SBS

Anno di pubblicazione

1997

MaterialeAudio-visual material

Notes4 corners program on 13.10.97

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Descrizione

"Home free" Has Australia become a sanctuary for war criminals? It is almost certain that some perpetrators of war crimes committed in Bosnia and Croatia, and in Europe during World War Two, are living and hiding in Australia. Amongst them is suspected Latvian war criminal Konrad Kalejs, who lives in a Latvian retirement home in Victoria, despite evidence given against him by various people. Includes interview with David Benedikt.

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"Primo Levi" A tribute to the Italian writer and Auschwitz survivor who committed suicide in 1987, featuring interviews with Levi on a train going back to Auschwitz, as well as with his friends, relatives and fellow-academics

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