LET FREEDOM RING Documentaries
"Let Freedom Ring...The Lesson is Priceless"
This
is the first documentary of one man's dream to share with young people the real
cost of freedom. Follow this World War II veteran and his fellow
comrades as they return to Belgium together with four young Southern
California history teachers to relive the Nazi Germany occupation. The
teachers, in return, will bring these stories to life for their
students, aided by this documentary DVD. Hear stories from WW II
veterans of the Battle of the Bulge and watch first-hand accounts told
by Belgian citizens and resistance fighters.
$20 + $5 S/H
VIDEO CLIPS FROM "LET FREEDOM RING...THE LESSON IS PRICELESS"
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1: This clip is the powerful introduction to the documentary, "Let Freedom Ring...The Lesson is Priceless".
2: This scene is taken from a question and answer session between the Belgian children of the area, George Ciampa and the two other veterans of the "Battle of the Bulge" who are in the documentary.
3: This scene features Rocco Moretto, one of the veterans of the "Battle of the Bulge" in the documentary, visiting Henri-Chapelle cemetery and seeing his buddy's grave for the first time ever.
4: This clip is taken from the segment about eleven African-American soldiers who took refuge in a Belgian home where they were later discovered and murdered by the Nazis in Wereth, Belgium.
"Let Freedom Ring...Memories of France" This is the second documentary from LET FREEDOM RING. This time filmed in
Normandy, France and Alsace Lorraine. It is a continuation of the compelling story of one veteran's dream to
educate the youth on the costs of freedom through the stories of
survivors of World War II. In this documentary George Ciampa, who
landed in NORMANDY with the 607th Graves Registration Company in WW II,
takes history teachers, a journalist and WW II combat veterans, who
fought in Normandy, on a Teachers' Educational Tour. They were welcomed
by the Normandie Memoire Association who helped with logistics. The
teachers heard stories from the French civilians and also the veterans
who were there during World War II.In ALSACE LORRAINE, near the German border, tour participants spoke with French civilians and resistance fighters who lived during the Nazi occupation and heard their stories as was done in Normandy. Filming was done at the Struthof Concentration Camp which is now a museum. It was the only concentration camp in France. A commemorative visit and filming was done at the Lorraine Military Cemetery near Metz, France. It is the largest American military cemetery in Europe.
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$20 + $5 S/H
Outpost Worldwide, Lenexa, KS, did the filming, editing, co-directing and much of the creativity for both of these documentaries. Click here to visit their website.
