1941, les secrets de la rafle du billet vert

The documentary presents a detailed account of the first roundup of foreign Jews in France, known as the "green ticket". It focuses on the arrest of 3,747 individuals by the Parisian police, a significant event during World War II. The film features a remarkable photo report that was recently discovered, showcasing images taken by German propaganda services during this harrowing morning.

Through a combination of historical context and visual documentation, the film offers insight into the experiences of those who were affected by these arrests. The documentary is produced by Histoire TV, France Télévisions, Le Mémorial de la Shoah, and Agat Films & Cie / Ex Nihilo, further emphasizing its commitment to historical accuracy and depth. This film provides an important perspective on a dark chapter in history, making it relevant for collectors focused on impactful documentaries.