“Has it ever struck you that life is all memory, except for the one present moment that goes by you so quick you hardly catch it going?”― Tennessee Williams

@petermihacerar1137

2 жыл бұрын

Tennessee Williams is a great being and spirit......

@petermihacerar1137

2 жыл бұрын

But so is phytagoras and plato

@E-Kat

11 ай бұрын

Yes, it goes by so quickly, my childhood was just yesterday but now, when I'm lonely and unhappy after my husband's death, it drags forever! I do not look forward to another day of this.😢

@Sameoldfitup

11 ай бұрын

@@E-Kat God be with you

@E-Kat

11 ай бұрын

@@Sameoldfitup thank you very much for reading my comment and your reply is very warmly received. God be with you too.🤗🤲

Thanks so much for downloading this fantastic depiction of a historic journey that tragically not only led to the death of so many innocent victims, but also played a key role in the Holocaust itself, as the murderous Nazi explains to the captain towards the end of the film. What a great collection of famous actors and great acting, none better than Max Von Sydow and Ben Gazzara, who despite being Italian, looks very Jewish and plays his role with such powerful emotion that you are convinced he is fighting for the lives of 937 of his brothers and sisters.

Great film, wonderful actors. Thanks, uploader. No one should die of hate, racism or persecution. Lest we forget.

@migaudible6239

2 ай бұрын

prejudice is everywhere, get used to it.

This entire film is worth watching for the very moving scene between Victor Spinetti and James Mason. The power of kindness.

@Woodman-Spare-that-tree

11 ай бұрын

I met Victor Spinetti once. I pressed the button in a lift, without noticing that anyone else was around, and I squashed Victor between the 2 closing doors 😂. He was very nice about it though.

Thank you so much for uploading this gem here!

A really really good one. Excellent quality too. I enjoyed watching it. Thank You very much for the upload. A reminder of those dark days that should not be forgotten.

I most certainly did not expect this to be this kind of film. I was thinking it was some old spooky film but what a surprise. This is a very good and emotional film that I had not seen before. How dreadful war is. You'd think we would learn but still it goes on. How sad.

@helenlauer9545

3 жыл бұрын

You don't need to be at war to witness these attitudes, policies, and prevailing political atmosphere nowadays -- look at the USA currently. Look long and hard.

@michaellerner6986

3 жыл бұрын

This is not about war. It is about most of the world standing idly by while the greatest atrocity of all time is being committed.

@annyjoseph6162

3 жыл бұрын

@@michaellerner6986 I am second generation I know exactely what you are talking about . Great film btw

@petermihacerar1137

2 жыл бұрын

Well present does not exist in our head........

@thedinnerparty4795

11 ай бұрын

War is not at fault here. People are evil. We have no empathy. In this world greed is everything.

Thank you for sharing this movie. I pray to God such a war will never be repeated.

@johnlacey7126

5 жыл бұрын

People get married everyday, even the Geneva convention can't protect the human race on that one.

@smitajky

2 жыл бұрын

The particular war may not be repeated, but the persecution and genocide continues in many countries unabated. The substance of this video is happening every day in multiple countries. Just a few days ago Afghanistan fell and there are many people seeking to flee to avoid the consequences. But flee to WHERE who wants them? Who wants Palestinians, Syrians, Jews, Muslims, Lebanese, Libyans, and so many countless others? No nation that I know of.

@judithmaca1570

9 күн бұрын

@@smitajky Tragically, now in 2024 this is more true than ever! Persecution and genocide are obscenities and betray humanity.

Thankyou for uploading this great film ? What a wonderful cast . We never seem to learn from history.

@jeanettereynolds3151

3 жыл бұрын

But if people learn to forgive but not forget then the world can go foreward but even now our own country u.k not allowed our own nursery rhymes regarding to ba ba black sheep and there are black sheep besides white born and on and on it goes now you get unrest and dislike towards people you came to feel for but not when in your own country it's getting ridicules

It's really shocking how much hate is in the comments section. So many people are still missing the point. If you can still hate, or blame, or judge any group of people for any reason then you've forgotten what's fundamental. We are all human beings and we will only survive if we work together. It's a relief that I come from a place where hate isn't on the national agenda, or the cultural agenda, or simmering away in the background somewhere. It's a mercy that I haven't been brainwashed into believing that any sort of hatred or prejudice is in any way justifiable. It never, ever is.

@uptonsinclair8215

5 жыл бұрын

So then you do sympathize with the plight of the people of Palestine? “Daddy’s Little Ghoul,” - New York Daily News cover, May 14, 2018, describing Ivanka Trump’s big smile during the Jerusalem Embassy opening while Palestinians were being shot.

@sumondanube8386

3 жыл бұрын

Sweetheart, you are absolutely right.

@TheKonga88

3 жыл бұрын

Humans are a vile disease which has swarmed and infected the whole planet.. Annihilation of Mankind is the only solution now.. 🌏🏃🏃💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀

@sumondanube8386

3 жыл бұрын

@@TheKonga88 Sweetheart well said.Love you.

@adamlasky1694

3 жыл бұрын

Upton Sinclair stupid comment. They were being shot because they were trying to infiltrate the border. Nothing to do with the embassy.

Mans inhumanity to Man ...... I had never heard of this story before watching this, but I know the rest of the story well. What happened to the Jews should Never be forgotten. The captain & his crew were very brave men & I am happy that at least the captain was vindicated & recognition given to his courage & compassion. Thank you for posting this up.

Quality upload again. Such a great line up of actors, very good drama movie. Thank you.

I know a man who was 5 when he sailed on the st Louis with his parents. Both he and his parents survived.

@alfredenisz4775

5 жыл бұрын

@@allenschmitz9644 Both my parents were in Tito's concentration camps. There is no recognition even though I lost my grandparents and great grandparents and they are buried in mass graves. I happened to be ethic German

@allenschmitz9644

5 жыл бұрын

@@alfredenisz4775 Tito lasted into the 1990's? what a evil Dictator he was..the country did well after he was gone but he was consider'ed to be a soft commie by the west.

@alfredenisz4775

5 жыл бұрын

@@allenschmitz9644 The west, including the U.S. and Germany gave Tito plenty of loans. It gave him enough funding to buy and drink a lot of schlivovitz and kept him and his cronies perpetually drunk until his body gave out with diabetes. he and his partisans managed to turn a bread basket of Europe into a disaster area in a few short years.

@allenschmitz9644

5 жыл бұрын

@@alfredenisz4775 Lol'...so true.

@luv2aptnz

5 жыл бұрын

@@allenschmitz9644 If you really think it was a hoax, you need to read the book "Let Me Go" by Helga Schneider. It's a memoir about her mother who abandoned her and her father and brother to become a member of the SS and concentration camp guard. Hearing the truth from someone who actually committed the crimes as a Nazi might change your mind.

Hats off to the Captain!!!! He stood by his ship and his moral duty as a Captain. He refused to betray his passengers.

@gerrynightingale9045

5 жыл бұрын

*He did whatever he was ordered to do by his government* and for you to believe what you see in a 'scripted movie' is truly obtuse.

@gerrynightingale9045

5 жыл бұрын

*FUCK OFF WITH YOUR 'LAST DAYS' NONSENSE...AND FUCK THE 'GOD" THAT CREATED ME!* (if there is one) *THIS IS A 'MOVIE SCRIPT' YOU IDIOT!* (yes. all the events happened, but how the *FUCK* am I responsible for any of that era?) ( *The Jews of Germany and the rest of Europe knew full-well 'what would surely come' by the time the 'St. Louis' sailed...but felt 'Hitler won't dare kill us! He and Germany need us for labor! The entire World would turn against him...once he has what he wants, he'll 'ease off' with these absurd persecutions against us* ) *THEY WERE WRONG* *History is 'what it is' you ignorant ranting twat!*

@davidmcintyre998

5 жыл бұрын

@@gerrynightingale9045 He was a fine Seaman and a true Gentlemen,you can look him up on line.

@gerrynightingale9045

5 жыл бұрын

*Uh...where did I say he wasn't?* ( *what I stated was he would be compelled to obey the laws of the State, agree with them or not, just as anyone in Maritime Service does...then or now* ) *A 'Ship's Captain' holds absolute authority aboard ship, yet he does not 'own' it, nor can a Captain 'flaunt the Laws' of the ship's Flag Registry without penalty* *NO ONE was above the 'Laws of the Reich'* (people can believe whatever they want to, yet it does nothing to erase the reality that pervaded the 'Bremen' regardless of what the Captain did or did not do)

@davidmcintyre998

5 жыл бұрын

@@gerrynightingale9045 Was making a reply to Tanya Dev Gerry somehow its come up as to you,its a good film but like most films based on a true story it misses events out and gets some facts wrong,makes others up.

Music went so well with this film, enjoyed that, thanks very much.

Thank you so much for this download

@TheVisionChasers

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you for taking the time to comment. Please check out the lesson I recorded based on these events. -Dr. B kzread.info/dash/bejne/d5x4sNN6qL20naQ.html

@chrisconlon7970

5 жыл бұрын

you mean upload

Thanks for posting it. I appreciate it.

Good one. Thank you. This film should be part of the school curriculum...

@kevinmartyn1617

5 жыл бұрын

Agree but alas it will never happen

@HL-xz8zf

3 жыл бұрын

Bedroom scene? Suicide? Really? If you understand the dilemmas with just getting PG films authorised...

First time I am aware of this tragic story, unfortunately, people don't learn - history will repeat itself. SAD.

@laurallama73

5 жыл бұрын

Fastlanedann Me too. I can’t believe I didn’t know about this.

@liamwhitcombe1237

5 жыл бұрын

Laura Llama would imagine there are 1,000s of German schoolchildren have never heard this story either.

@giorgiolocosimo7478

5 жыл бұрын

since I can not find the film in Italian, can anyone tell me how they died in the film Malcom McDowell and Lynne Frederick? they committed suicide, or did someone poison the wine?

@megaswenson

5 жыл бұрын

@@giorgiolocosimo7478 Giorgio Locosimo, it was suicide (although, since the film had to pass through the 'Catholic Filter', the suicide had to be downplayed).

@giorgiolocosimo7478

5 жыл бұрын

@@megaswenson I think they hurt themselves to commit suicide, because they could be saved ... I thought that the wine had poisoned the Nazi official loyal to hitler

Based on the true story of a ship carrying hundreds of German-Jewish refugees, which was sent to Havana in 1939 by the Nazis but was denied permission to land anywhere. The ship was eventually obliged to return to Germany, where certain death awaited many of its passengers.

@elizabethfrazer111

9 ай бұрын

So tragic 😢🤔

A five star movie. Gripping story aided by a great script and great actors, unlike most of today’s rubbish.

Cast great actors. Lee Grant had nomination of Oscar, great actress

Watched the film as a kid and it made a lasting impression on me. Great to find it here. Thank god, according to newer estimates 709 of the passengers survived and unbelievably Captain Schröder wasn't punished by the nazis and even kept his command of the St. Louis until the war, which he survived to die at age 75. Funny though, that the refusal to help by the USA and Canada gets so little screen time...

@carolynkimbrey1423

3 жыл бұрын

in 2018 President Trudeau of canada gave a full and formal apology in Canadian Parliament

@mimithemermaid3860

2 жыл бұрын

@@carolynkimbrey1423 +/- 80 years later after those involved at the time were dead and buried… I’m only learning now how little the U.S. did before, during and after WWII… So shameful…

@bellaadamowicz8380

Жыл бұрын

Australia said’ her Majesty’s Australian government hasn’t got a racial problem and are not desirous to import one . Slit was no. And at that time this huge continent with untold natural riches only hat a population of 7 million . They needed migrants, but they wanted of migrants , but of British or Northern European stock.

i have never seen this film, thank you for uploading it

James Mason 1 of the most distinctive voices EVER AND Most underated actor XXX

@lsmart

3 жыл бұрын

Indeed. He was uniquely talented in that he used his distinctive voice and speaking style with equal success in depicting vicious murderers or kind-hearted people.

@spudspuddy

4 ай бұрын

he has NEVER been underrated, he has always been a first class honoured British actor, voted number one several times

There were other ships carrying Jews from Hamburg to South America, one left in 1938 which was supposed to go to Argentina and Chile, but only got as far as Uruguay - no-one was allowed to disembark in those countries, it then went to Havana, and again no disembarkation allowed, USA & Canada also refused, and only a few allowed off at England & Belgium. Many whole families committed suicide rather than return to Germany

OH MY LORD!! ITS THE FULL MOVIE!! i remember seeing this only once, but i still highly recommend it to many people after a stirring film

WoWZA!!! This has got to be, one of the very best films which i have ever had the pleasure of watching! Many thanks, from The UK! xxxx

What a great flick! bloody humanity has learnt nothing, they continue to bestow horrific injustices on thier fellow man, 10 points for the captain who stood by them, so sad for the many that were captured at the hands of monstors.

Thank you for showing this film. Nobody talks about this horrific experience of the Jewish people. Mr Roosevelt has blood on his hands for it.

I faintly remember seeing this on TV, probably early 80's. Based on the amazing true story of the 1939 voyage of the German-flagged MS St. Louis, which departed from Hamburg carrying 937 Jews from Germany, bound for Cuba. The passengers, having seen and suffered rising anti-Semitism in Germany, realized this might be their only chance to escape. The passengers become aware that their passage was planned as an exercise in Nazi propaganda -Nazi Germany had never intended that they disembark in Cuba. Rather, they were to be set up as pariahs, to set an example before the world. As a Nazi official states in the film, when the whole world has refused to accept the Jews as refugees, no country can blame Germany for their fate.

Danke für das hochladen sehr interessant

One criticism about the gentleman who introduced the film. The St. Louis was not an "SS" (steam-ship) - it was an "MV" (motor vessel). An SS was propelled by oil-burned boilers that heated water turning it into steam to provide energy to the propellers. An MV ship burned diesel fuel directly to do it. All ships today are "MV's."

@arora7215

3 жыл бұрын

Then what?

With this cast How did i miss this? Ive never heard about it and ive just started it but its Great !

such a very sad movie. i, nevertheless, thank you for having posted it.

Can't really take Leonard Rossiter as a serious actor somehow. I was expecting Rigsby to utter the line Oh Mrs Jones 🤣🤣

@spudspuddy

4 ай бұрын

same as in Barry Lyndon, his performance was hilarious when meant to be serious

So many top quality actors and actresses appearing here: one hardly knows where to begin.

@lsmart

3 жыл бұрын

I counted 14 top rated stars, with about another 10 well-known character actors.

Far too many adverts (spoilers) which definitely did spoil my enjoyment and found I just could not continue more thann one hour. Thank you for posting anyway.

1:43:57 He seems to be "El Chori", a Cuban street musician who used to play cuban music with botles as it is represented in the scene; but actually, he performs mainly at the Western side of Havana, near or in the Rumba Palace in Marianao beach, far away from Havana Harbor. Anyway, nice to see a representation of him in an international production.

Thanks for Uploading.

Thank you. It's a great and tragic history movie. I enjoy it.

@davejay2277

4 жыл бұрын

@Palo Krajci LIAR.

@micaillou48

4 жыл бұрын

@Palo Krajci oui mais si tu dis ça à un juif de nos jours ( 2020 ) tu vas te faire cracher à la gueule , car tu sauras qu'on ne parle pas des juifs en mal , même si c'est vrai , attention c'est des élus qui viennent de la terre promise ( par qui à propos ) ils se tapent la gueule sur un mur et ils maltraitent les palestiniens , leurs ont volées leurs terre (merci aux anglais 1948 ) et leurs ont volés des territoires depuis 1948 , ils appellent ça la démocratie , communisme chez nos grands parents en france , c'était une manière d' être contre les riches , les bourgeois , sans aucun sens politique comme le fumier de staline , car ce fumier de staline , il en a assassinés des millions pour arriver à ses fins, bon j'arrête car dire des vérités va me retomber sur la gueule

Thanks for posting, great movie sad but trueish plot .

UNBELIEVABLE cast. Amazing.

And the music..sublime.

thank you, only just found out about this film i like old films like this and what a cast.

Great movie and so heartbreaking to watch

@michaelangood

3 жыл бұрын

i never stop thinking about those poor people. i live in a happy and kind world. i have never known such hatred. god bless all of them

Thank you for this treasure.

Great story thank-you for sharing it with us

Just upto opening credits. What an impressive cast of stars. Could only be a good movie

Excellent orchestra on board!

Gotta love Oskar Werner with a totally ludicrous moustache playing Professor Kreisler. A professor? Bloody hell and back, he looks like a multimillionaire industrialist, opera singer, or movie star. With an A-list movie star wife (Faye Dunaway) in tow. Not sure why they have Hemmings play a medical doctor -- none whatsoever. Paul Koslo and Jonathan Price played the homosexual anti-Nazis who were already in a concentration camp. Sadly, they both died at Auschwitz. Superb performance by the pair of them. Malcolm McDowell was superb, as was of course Max Von Sydow as the Captain. Denholm Elliott played Admiral Canaris, a brief appearance but powerful.

A brilliant film and a very good cast even orsen Wells James Mason who used to live in a place called Huddersfield so well done for the film

impressing, thanks for uploading

Shocking spot on the countries that turned the ship away......

@helenlauer9545

3 жыл бұрын

nowadays the USA would be FIRST on that list of turning the ship away. I should hope that is why the film is suddenly resurfacing in the public domain. PLEASE PLEASE heed, American public, and vote accordingly -- if indeed we can still actually vote anymore, and if indeed it will actually be recognised and validated sufficiently to make any difference.

At 1:09, that's the St. Pancras Station Hotel!!! It's really miraculous that the original stenciling survived, not just WWII, but subsequent crazes for modernization/redecoration. If it had been in Detroit, there would have been Nixon-era modern decor, including dropped ceilings.

Magnificent movie!!!,tanks for it!!I I enjoy it very much!!!

Lynne Frederick is the best part of this whole movie. A very underrated performance.

@randomdudelife

Жыл бұрын

she was always great. great natural talent and beauty. too bad she quit acting ended up in misery

@christianblake3997

8 ай бұрын

Died an obese alcoholic!

Great movie, thanks for charing.

Hell of a cast list

The man is a wolf to another man. RIP for all this souls. ♥️❤️🌹

@dianerobertson4847

2 жыл бұрын

Great movie

Thank you for this d/l I had just watched 1 of the many Jewish surviver's videos & 1 of them was on this ship. Again Thank you.

Great story.thank you!!!!

I watched this movie and at times I had to catch my breath. I am surprised I had never known about this movie. Everyone interested in history should watch this because, ironically some of the world refugees are now unwanted everywhere and face the same horrors these people felt.

All the lives lost in the camps was and still is a tragedy. It breaks a persons heart, weighing it down with profound sadness. Still worse is that we do it over and over, in any country, on several continents, and the cry of anger never quits. I don't think, rather have come to know that man Cannot rule man in a just and decent way. It's beyond our ability to act toward and show others what we believe we deserve in our life from others. We have forgotten the Golden Rule, "treat others as you would want them to treat you". I'm sure that in all religions there is a similar rule.

@feurigerStern

5 жыл бұрын

Christine Horner. That rule is in just about every major religion. It is a common moral that we should have learned at an early age.

@bigmamababy4283

5 жыл бұрын

It was the rule of Christians by Jesus- Love your neighbor as yourself.

@robertgantry2118

5 жыл бұрын

Bullshit.

@peterpremingertrichter6274

5 жыл бұрын

@@cliffbird5016 Why am I even taking time off to write? It seems to me that you can´t even spell properly (or maybe they are just typos?) and much less write an adequate paragraph. Get your act together and we may even be able to debate.

@jenniferwilcox9759

5 жыл бұрын

Robert Gantry: What's a "Joo" (you ignoramus)?!

Great movie, I had seen it some years ago and always wanted to watch it again

Quality. What a cast.

I want to love the man at the very beginning that is talking of the atrocities of a race & his own race was treated the same! My hat is so off to him with the most polite courtesy that a woman could give him!

I didnt realize this movie was based on truth. The captain was a man who had great humanity and compassion for all those on the ship. War is a rich mans world. He doesnt get hurt or face anything horrible as do just regular people. It will happen again and I just have to have faith and hope in God

Wieczny odpoczyne racz wszystkim, ktorzy zgineli, dac Panie. A swiatlowsc wiekuista niechaj im swieci. Amen

@florencemendy4966

5 жыл бұрын

This is a very good movie 😥😥😥

@davidmoorhouse8190

Жыл бұрын

Amen 🙏

I can remember when it opened in Britain in late 1977. great too see mostly British actors in front of the camera and British technicians behind it

@philipfinein4337

2 жыл бұрын

Hollo david

@angloaust1575

Жыл бұрын

Quite common for brits to portray Germans to sell the movie!

Something winds of war and war And remembrance didnt mention They obviously didnt want to portray Fdr in a bad light!

Wow I'd never heard of this film until now. Brilliant.

😲STELLAR CAST...SPOT ON! 😉👍 great performance by all... there are so many facets to this evil holocaust i don't think we will ever know how much... how awful to take a chance on sanctuary only to be treated like Teflon... nobody wants you.., The Nazi Regeim was extremely far reaching... this was a great movie and eyeopener ...thanks for the upload!👏👏👏

It such a shame that at this time, they couldn't land in England... Astonishing movie, thanks for the upload.

@MasterCedar

4 жыл бұрын

Many of them were taken in by England, most of the others were killed as Germany took over Europe.

Thank you Vision Chasers....

This should never ever happen again

@aryanscience

5 жыл бұрын

No one will cry if it happens to muslims, just look at what happens in the Mediterranean.

Fabulous casting.

One of the Greatest hero Captain stood by his Ship Crew, and Passengers

Thank you!

What's the name of the song the orchestra is playing when they arrive at the ship

Rigsby seems out of place in this film. Thanks for uploading this film. It’s horrendous to think so many of these poor souls ended up in Europe’s Concentration camps a majority dying.

@seasidehouseuk

5 жыл бұрын

Leonard Rossiter worked with Kubrick in two of his films, a fine actor.

@ponddweller525

5 жыл бұрын

seasidehouseuk He was a fine actor and also very funny, especially when thinking of his mother in law as a 🦏.

@ponddweller525

5 жыл бұрын

Ponsonby The Cat I liked CJ’s line of “I didn’t get where I am today............”. How many high opinionated twits say that 😏

@kingofdubb2133

5 жыл бұрын

Leonard Rossiter is so strongly identified with the characters he played in Rising Damp, and The Rise and Fall of Reginald Perrin, that it's very hard to take him seriously when he plays a non-comedy role

@ponddweller525

5 жыл бұрын

King ofdubb Well, he didn’t get where he was in his day without performing a non comedy role.

Esta película se rodó en BARCELONA en el puerto donde yo trabajaba y hoy, ya no existe nada conocì a los actores y director de ella y a todos o casi,a los extras que en parte del elenco yo entre ellos por deseo del directorFUE TODO. MUYAGRADABLE y compartimos el CATERING ESTO DEL RODAR PELIS ES FANTASTICO

Such a sad film ..

Very interesting film, thank you!

Don't you hate it when you hear a parent say there is nothing they can do??

I wish Orson Welles had played Hemingway in a film. He looks just like Hemingway.

What a pity! Both US and Canada didn't show mercy , no matter what complicated excuses..

Wow, what cast of first-rate actors

@exeuroweenie

5 жыл бұрын

And Faye Dunaway's eyes.

@klassicalmuzik

5 жыл бұрын

giorgio locosimo YES! Lynne Frederick in particular is amazing in this film. She was just so captivating and her deliverance of emotions just tugs at your heart strings. Especially when she’s begging Max to make sure she won’t go to a concentration camp.

@klassicalmuzik

5 жыл бұрын

exeuroweenie yes! I think this has to be Faye Dunaways most underrated and under-appreciated films. Often overlooked by her grand films like Chinatown and her infamous films like Mommie Dearest. I honestly wish I could sit down and have a cup of tea with Faye to talk to her about this movie lol

@soeffingwhat

4 жыл бұрын

ADmittedly when I first heard Leonard Rossiter's voice I immediately thought "Oh Miss Jones" lol, but that didn't last long. He plays a good serious role here.

@Darrigrande

3 жыл бұрын

Is a golden cast of 1A actors!

"I was alone again in the unique darkness." 🖤🖤

Does anyone know the name of the song at 1:04:20? Very catchy!

A little later than others, I admire this movie. However, to my great shame, the refusal to land reminds me of the ship of passengers that was refused landing by Fremantle, Western Australia, and sent back to sea. Cowardice abounds in many nations, it is known under many names, all excuses. Thank you for this uplifting story.

@kazabushy

Жыл бұрын

Do you know anymore about this ship? Thank you.

@sandinielsen4401

Жыл бұрын

@@kazabushy I have been told but the gent who told me died a couple of years ago. I would suggest contacting the Fremantle Historical Society in Western Australia. Good luck.

@kazabushy

Жыл бұрын

@@sandinielsen4401 I have googled everything on the subject. It is disappointing there is no proof whatsoever, yet you wrote it 'reminds' you. Who was this gent?

@bellaadamowicz8380

Жыл бұрын

@@kazabushy Australian answer at Evian conference in1938 when the plight of the German Jews and Austria’ was discussed - was as followers - Her majesty’s government of Australia hasn’t got a racial problem and are not desirous to import one . In other words- no . At that time Australia- that huge rich continent had only 7 million people . A few thousand Jews from Germany that managed to get in made an enormous contribution in arts , science , business , absolutely remarkable if one think about their small number . How selfish racist and callous was Australian government attitude. In Yad Vashem museum in big letter there are responses of all the governments . With the doe small exceptions only Dominican Republic agreed to take big number , all the other refused . So the Australian’ s government answer is there in big letter . Very shameful

@kazabushy

Жыл бұрын

@@bellaadamowicz8380 2 Australian representatives attended that conference in addition to 31 other countries represented. There was no dismissal of any ship of any refugees here- and I have researched. What this poster wrote was based on what a random man said to her and died. I've looked into archives including the archives of refugees in Germany and Austria since it sparked my interest and horrified me. But, there is no record of any ship coming to Australia. We were on the verge of war. Prove me wrong. Why are you angry at me?? And what country are you from pray tell? A perfect country who took all pre war refugees with a perfect parliament no doubt. Spurt your anger elsewhere thank you. Are you going to also blame me for the British invasion of Australia in 1788 and their killing Aborigines too? Blame me for being born white when I have an indigenous dad? Yep blame me! Good lordy!

INCREDIBLE CASTING !!!!!

Sir Lew Grade was one of the directors for Thunderbirds, Stingray etc

Potete farlo in versione italiana? Grazie

The classic film one year before this movie was the Hindenburg, both of them was just the same but with a complot to destroy the airship. Two of them Voyage of the Damned & Hindenburg are remarkable films of the latest 70s with great cast, writers and they're directors.

Anyone know the name of the song that begins to play at 1:03:00?

Rooseveldt not the portrayal of the one in winds of war and war and remembrance but the one who denied entry of the ss st louis in 1939 despite a flood of telegrams!

Yes the Jews was not accepted in a lot of countries Philippines accepted a lot of Jewish refugees

@adamthomas4924

4 жыл бұрын

I know china accpeted alot as well

@smeckthebeck

4 жыл бұрын

Only the Philippines got balls in accepting persecuted Jewish People during WWII.... Pres. Quezon doesn't mind what Hitler may reactions but he still choose what is right...and the right thing was to provide sanctuary to those persecuted people....Hats off Pres. Quezon....I do hope, my fellow countrymen in the Philippines do not forget this :-)

@junacebedo888

3 жыл бұрын

@@smeckthebeck Pres Quezon ordered to quickly produce more passports or visas and then, Germany shut its border

@frankmillar8190

3 жыл бұрын

Many countries demanded money from Germany to accept the refugees.

7:16 both scenes are so horrifically sad. The way the guard at the desk teases the teases woman with her pass and there's a badly beaten man waiting, beaten the night before by SS Gestapo thugs. 😰😰😰😰 The futility of the whole journey makes it all the more painful to watch. The twin girls alone without their Mother, on the ship expecting to be greeted by their father in Havana when they descend .... 😰😰😰😰😓😓😓😓😢😢😢

Huge shame for Cuba, USA and Canada...

@riffraff8020

6 жыл бұрын

ALL THE REST OF THE SO CALLED CIVILIZED WORLD

@liamwhitcombe1237

5 жыл бұрын

riff raff ESPECIALLY GERMANY FOR INSTIGATING THIS IN THE FIRST PLACE & NOT A SINGLE WORD OF APOLOGY SINCE

@giorgiolocosimo7478

5 жыл бұрын

since I can not find the film in Italian, can anyone tell me how they died in the film Malcom McDowell and Lynne Frederick? they committed suicide, or did someone poison the wine?

@pagetwalker146

5 жыл бұрын

It was no shame for Cuba, they had taken in some 350,000 refugees from European fascism in the preceding years, mainly from the Spanish Civil War but also from Italy, Germany and Austria including Jews. Unlike those who came from Spain and who settled and made Cuba their home Jews mainly used Cuba as a short term place to stay until they could get into the US. 350,000 Refugees was no small number either given that Cuba's population then was around 5 million people. They were full, much like Britain is today. The real shame lies with the US and Canada both of whom could easily have accommodated them but then again who wanted Jews back then? They were seen pretty much like Muslims are today by many people who feared extremism which in the case of Jews meant Bolshevism so no shame at all.

@marti-greciaodalyz8786

5 жыл бұрын

i agree, and i'm Cuban!