Uneasy Letters

Overview

In 1941, Maria Harkavenko, a resident of the village of Parishkiv, Kyiv region, was taken to Germany for forced labor. She joined the ranks of the so-called Ostarbeiters and, with tears and sweat, wrote herself into a shameful page of human history, which will go down in textbooks under the title "Modern Slavery."

Directed by Maria Yaremchuk

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