The Only Way

Year: 1970

Runtime: 86 mins

Language: English

Director: Bent Christensen

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In April 1940 Nazi Germany occupied Denmark, and the Danish government agreed to cooperate only if its Jewish citizens were left unharmed. The Nazis accepted, but in October 1943 they broke the promise. The film tells the remarkable story of how Danes risked death to hide and ferry thousands of Jews to safety, thwarting the Nazi extermination plan.

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