Turkish Passport

The Turkish Passport reveals the actions of diplomats at Turkish embassies and consulates in Europe who played a crucial role in rescuing Jews during the Second World War. By pulling individuals from camps and stopping trains bound for concentration camps, these diplomats ensured that many could return to Turkey and escape persecution.

Through witness testimonies and historical documents, the film provides a detailed account of these events. Archive footage complements the storytelling, bringing to light the experiences of those who sought refuge in Istanbul. This documentary serves as an important reminder of humanitarian efforts in times of crisis, making it a notable addition to any collection focused on history and human rights.