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In Berlin in the 1930's, the civil rights of Jews were systematically stripped away. A young rabbi refused to be silent. His name was Joachim Prinz and he set out to restore the self-esteem of the German Jews. Knowing the Nazis were monitoring his every word, and despite repeated arrests, Prinz continued to preach about the value of Judaism.
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Synopsis. Joachim Prinz: I Shall Not Be Silent uncovers the dramatic story of a courageous religious leader whose passion for justice compelled him to speak out against bigotry over the course of five decades. As a young rabbi in Berlin in the 1930s, Joachim Prinz preached openly against the Nazi Regime and saved many lives by encouraging Jews ...
May 11, 2018 · Rachel Fisher is a documentary producer and film-maker. One of her works tells the story of Joachim Prinz and his works in Civil Rights. The film is titled “I Shall Not Be Silent” and was recently played for an audience in the Bear Cave. Prinz is best known for his work with Civil Rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. King was recently honored
Joachim Prinz: I Shall Not Be Silent: Directed by Rachel Eskin Fisher, Rachel Pasternak. With Stephanie Nasteff. Joachim Prinz: I Shall Not Be Silent uncovers the dramatic story of a courageous religious leader whose passion for justice compelled him to speak out against bigotry over the course of five decades.
- Rachel Eskin Fisher, Rachel Pasternak
- Stephanie Nasteff
USA. Released: 2014. English. 57 minutes. Excerpts of Prinz’s Writings Narrated by Andre Braugher. In Berlin in the 1930's, the civil rights of Jews were systematically stripped away. A young rabbi refused to be silent. His name was Joachim Prinz and he set out to restore the self-esteem of the German Jews. Knowing the Nazis were monitoring ...
Rachel Eskin Fisher is a co-producer and co-director of Joachim Prinz: I Shall Not Be Silent. She has a Ph.D. in Religious Studies from UC Santa Barbara and an MFA in TV Writing and Production from the TV Writers Studio. She wrote the short film Becoming Herzl for the Pico Union Project in Los Angeles. Her short film, AVIVA, recently completed ...
Apr 25, 2016 · A letter that Prinz wrote in 1975 at the age of 73, captures his passion about speaking out—and that gave us the title of our film, Joachim Prinz: I Shall Not Be Silent. After Prinz publicly supported a NY Times editorial opposing pre-emptive war by Israel, Charlotte Jacobson (then the head of the World Zionist Organization) challenged Prinz ...
