The truth about the children of Greece

The film was produced by the Democratic Army of Greece (DSE) in 1948, capturing footage in areas like Grammos and Vitsi. These locations were significant during the Civil War period, often referred to as "Free Greece." The film not only addresses the tragic events surrounding child kidnapping but also highlights the broader context of the Greek Civil War and its influence on families.

Initially screened in Hungary before reaching other communist nations, the film presents a unique perspective on the struggles faced by children during this turbulent time. After being considered lost for many years, a copy of the original film was rediscovered in Hungary. Collectors interested in historical documentaries or those focused on political conflicts may find this film particularly relevant.