The Black Book

"The Black Book" is a documentary that uncovers the forgotten story of a secret document compiled during World War II, detailing the Nazi's crimes against Jews in the USSR. Initially supported by the Soviet regime, the book was intended to provide evidence for post-war trials, but it was ultimately banned and its authors persecuted under Stalin's rule. Through the voices of its most prominent instigators, including Vassilli Grossman and Ilya Ehrenburg, the film offers a powerful and poignant account of the book's tragic fate and sheds new light on the intertwined histories of the Holocaust and Stalinism.

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