Shoah - Movie Summary

The movie starts with Simon Srebnik returning to Chelmno, one of the two survivors. When he was thirteen he was taken to Chelmno, his father was killed in front of him, and his mother died of a gasoline car. Through summer camp he is known for agility and beautiful singing. Before giving up camping, the Nazis shot everyone, including him. He was abandoned but escaped after being discovered. Simon went back to talking. When he walked to the left of the building frame, he could not believe what had happened.

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