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The Jewish People: A Story of Survival (2008)
Documentary hosted by journalist Martha Teichner that traces the history of the Jewish people, explaining how this vibrant culture has endured and thrived despite more than 4,000 years of slavery, oppression, antisemitism and near-genocide.
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Documentary hosted by journalist Martha Teichner that traces the history of the Jewish people, explaining how this vibrant culture has endured and thrived despite more than 4,000 years of slavery, oppression, antisemitism and near-genocide.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Douglas Chang, Andrew Goldberg, Emily Yacus
In Theaters:5/7/2008
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Two Cats Productions, PBS
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