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4:51Now PlayingFrom my Last Eyewitness Project.
Werner Reich spent the last 30 years sharing his experiences in Auschwitz to thousands of school children a year.
Auschwitz survivor's life saved because of a bad joke. Steven Spielberg calls this one of the most 'indelible' of the stories of the Holocaust he's seen.
Winner Current TV/IFP Festival, My Hero Film Festival
Mikal Reich interview his father.
In 1944, Werner Reich was in the Nazi death camp Auschwitz-Birkenau and under the supervision of the infamous Josef Mengele, a.k.a. "The Angel of Death."
Werner was one of the "Birkenau Boys,"a group of 96 kids arbitrarily singled out by Mengele to be kept alive as slave laborers.
They were spared it seems,
because of a bad joke.
Produced and Directed by Sandi Bachom and Mikal Reich
Second camera; Carl Norr
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