Pola's March
Biographies / Inspiring Stories
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1h 9m
Pola's March is the inspirational documentary film that chronicles Holocaust survivor Pola Susswein's emotional journey back to Poland. The film travels from balmy, vibrant Israel, when Pola is in an active member of her local community, to Poland, where Pola recounts for the first time her war experiences to 200 students on the March of the Living program.
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