FULL | Documentary: SONG OF SURVIVORS, story of fleeing Nazi oppression to Shanghai in 1930s

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"Song of Survivors" is a novel about love written by Chinese-Canadian writer Bei La. It is regarded as the Shanghai version of "Gone With the Wind”. The novel, published in 2019, tells the story of a Jewish couple, Michael Medavoy and Dora Medavoy, fleeing Nazi oppression to begin a new life in Shanghai in the late 1930s.
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@Juizhaigou Год назад

Thanks for the fantastic documentary which has a special meaning for me because I was born in Shanghai a few years after World War II and had lived near to the Jewish areas. My overseas-Chinese father had gone from British Malaya to study in Shanghai where he met and married my mother (a Cantonese with the surname Ho). My father worked for a telephone company in Shanghai before we left in 1956. In a world where there's so much senseless hatred for fellow humans, Dr Ho Feng Shan still shines as a beacon of hope, and I take pride (as a former resident of Shanghai) that the people of Shanghai also had compassion despite their own immense suffering.