39-45, elles n'ont rien oublié

The documentary features the stories of four women, now over 90 years old, who share their experiences from 1939 until liberation. Their testimonies provide a vivid recounting of the challenges they faced, including membership in the Resistance and survival in concentration camps like Ravensbrück and Bergen-Belsen. Each woman's narrative is intertwined, offering a unique perspective on resilience and courage during a tumultuous period in history.

Directed by an unknown filmmaker, this film emphasizes personal history within the broader context of World War II. The intimate stories of these women, including their backgrounds as daughters of museum curators and soldiers, contribute to a deeper understanding of the war's impact on individual lives. For collectors of historical documentaries, this film presents a significant exploration of women's roles and experiences during a critical time.