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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Martyr Korczak Subject of Film

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Dinnal THEATRE

By HERBERT G. LUFT

(Copyright 1978, JTA, Inc.)

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Dr. Janusz Korczak is the
subject of a biographical
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The forthcoming picture
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rected by Andrzej Wajda,
who is best known for
"Kanal," the epic dealing
with the Polish uprising
against the Germans one
year after the destruction of
the Warsaw Ghetto. This
columnist engaged in a dis-
pute with Wajda when he
attended a press interview
session in Hollywood two
years ago after his picture,
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physician who championed
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children in the Warsaw
ghetto and led 200 of them
in a final march to the Nazi
gas chamber in 1942,
'thereby perishing with
them. Lawrence Bachman
has completed negotiations
with Film Polski for the co-
production. The picture is
scheduled to be released on
the 100th anniversary of
Korczak's birth concurrent
with UNESCO's conference
dealing with the Polish doc-
tor's principles of child psy-
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