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Rosenstraße

Rosenstraße

2003
136 minutes
PG-13

German with English subtitles.

German Lesson Plan

Introduction: Introduce your students to the compelling and emotional story of "Rosenstrasse," a film that captures the bravery and resilience of women during one of history’s darkest times. This lesson plan offers a unique opportunity to explore the themes of courage, solidarity, and resistance through the lens of powerful storytelling. With our comprehensive resources, teachers can enhance language learning while diving deep into historical context.

Film Summary: "Rosenstrasse," directed by Margarethe von Trotta and released in 2003, tells the poignant story of a group of Aryan women who stood against the Nazi regime to save their Jewish husbands from deportation. The film is set in Berlin during World War II and is based on the true events of the Rosenstrasse protest. Through the eyes of a young woman uncovering her family's past, "Rosenstrasse" explores themes of love, sacrifice, and the strength found in unity.

Additional Information About the Film and Themes: "Rosenstrasse" delves into the power of nonviolent protest and the impact of collective action. It highlights the human capacity for compassion and the lengths to which individuals will go to protect their loved ones. The film’s historical accuracy and emotional depth make it a valuable educational tool for discussing both historical events and broader human rights issues.

Specific Calendar Days for Classroom Use:

  • January 27: International Holocaust Remembrance Day - Reflect on the themes of resistance and resilience.
  • March 8: International Women’s Day - Celebrate the strength and courage of the women depicted in the film.
  • November 9: Kristallnacht Anniversary - Discuss the broader context of the events leading up to the protest.
  • May 8: Victory in Europe Day - Explore the aftermath of WWII and the significance of the Rosenstrasse protest.

Conclusion: Enhance your German language curriculum with "Rosenstrasse," a film that offers rich historical context and profound themes of resilience and solidarity. This lesson plan, crafted by teachers for teachers, provides an immersive learning experience through engaging and thought-provoking activities. Empower your students to connect with history on a deeper level and inspire them with stories of courage and unity. Purchase "Rosenstrasse" today and bring this powerful narrative into your classroom. IMDB

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Director: Margarethe von Trotta

Cast: Katja Riemann, Maria Schrader, Svea Lohde

Audio: German with English subtitles.

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