Switzerland and WWII
An exemplary neutrality ?
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Direction
Philippe Saada -
Author
Philippe Saada -
Coproduction
Arte -
Broadcaster
Arte
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Category
Documentaries -
Length
52'
Synopsis
History has bequeathed to us an image of Switzerland as a country that maintained admirable neutrality during World War II. And yet! From 1939 to 1945 the tiny Confederation abandoned its legendary values, and business- as-usual took precedence over other considerations. The country preserved its neutrality by taking liberties with its most fundamental principles, even when those concessions compromised its own honor.
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Available versions
Français -
Format
HD -
Distributor
Cinétévé Sales - Gorka Gallier - g.gallier@cineteve.fr -
Technical team
Voice over : Mohamed Rouabhi Editing : Paul Le Grouyer Aditing assistant: Samuel Pinon ; Emmanuelle Joly Sound editing : Frédéric Commault Documentalist : Karim Kamrani Graphism : Julien Condom Calibrator : Marc Desbordes -
Cast
A Philippe Saada and Paul Le Grouyer documentary Directed by Philippe Saada Editorial director : Olivier Wieviorka Artistic director : David Korn-Brzoza Historical advisor : Irène Herrmann -
International sales
Cinétévé Sales - Gorka Gallier - g.gallier@cineteve.fr -
Music edition
Co-édition -
Festival
Festival international du film d'Histoire de Pessac - 2020 - Official competition - A Cinétévé and Arte France production