REMEMBER BELSEN When the British Army liberated the Belsen concentration camp at the end of WW2, the images that were recorded there, shocked the world.

The horrific images recorded at the liberation of the Belsen concentration camp in the dying days of WW2, shocked a world that was already reeling after five years of war.

REMEMBER BELSEN focuses on the liberation of the ill-famed Bergen-Belsen concentration camp on 15 April 1945 with eye-witness accounts of this defining moment in history by five Jewish survivors, a cameraman who filmed it’s harrowing images and an Australian war artist who was the first to record the horrors of Belsen with his art. The importance of what was recorded at Belsen in 1945 was proof the Holocaust was undeniably real. Throughout this narrative, vignettes of interesting characters emerge, heroic, evil, enterprising and the artists. But even against such an inhospitable and mind-numbing landscape, several seeds of friendship are sown that many decades later, will blossom. Narrated by Australian actor, Tony Barry.

Q&A Frank Shields speaks to Peter Krausz about the Remember Belsen

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vOhIKRFuEvs