Leningrad. Stimmen einer belagerten Stadt

This documentary sheds light on the suffering and resilience of Leningrad's citizens during one of World War II's most tragic events. Over the course of 872 days, the city faced relentless siege, resulting in over a million casualties, primarily due to starvation. The film draws on a wealth of archive footage and personal diaries, providing a poignant look at the experiences of women and their written memories during this dark chapter in history.

Through firsthand accounts and historical documentation, the film aims to give voice to those who lived through the siege, many of whom documented their experiences despite the oppressive conditions. The perspectives shared in this film challenge the official narratives and highlight the often-overlooked stories of survival and suffering. This documentary is a significant piece for anyone interested in World War II history and the human experience during wartime.