A teaching guide to accompany the Staffordshire produced documentary Lidice – A Light Across The Sea has now been circulated to to every high school in North Staffordshire.
The brilliant resource includes a full version of the film, a short version of the film and five different short films with downloadable pdf’s about the Lidice story for the classes to discuss.
The resource pack is also available to any Stafforshire organisation who would be interested in receiving one of these guides
In the first instance emnail info@inspiredfilmandvideo.co.uk. They are free of charge but you will need to cover postage.
[h3]About Lidice – A Light Across The Sea[/h3]
Lidice – A Light Across The Sea is a documentary film produced by Staffordshire based film production company Inspired Film and Video.
The film tells the story of the destruction of the Czech village of Lidice by the Nazis in 1942 and the incredible response of the Lidice Shall Live campaign which was launched in Stoke-on-Trent by the enigmatic Sir Barnett Stross.
Adolf Hitler said that ‘Lidice Shall Die’ but in response Stross proclaimed ‘Lidice Shall Live’ He called on local miners and workers in Stoke on Trent to donate a days pay to help pay to re-build Lidice. In total they raised £32,000, the equivalent to £1 Million GBP to help rebuild the village.
