was awarded the highest TV award, the International Emmy Award for his documentary The Last Seven Months of Anne Frank. In 1993 he won 'the Dutch State Award for Filmmaking, the Grand Prix of the Dutch Film Industry' in the category 'best documentary' for another major Holocaust documentary: Child in Two Worlds, the story of Jewish war orphans. Willy Lindwer has earned worldwide recognition with his series of documentaries about the Holocaust, Israel, the Middle East and the Arts. Willy Lindwer also produced the highly acclaimed documentary, The Lonely Struggle: Marek Edelman, Last Hero of the 1943 Warsaw Ghetto Uprising. According to the many flattering press reviews and reactions, the Dutch audience was equally impressed by his 1990 film and book Camp of Hope and Despair, Witnesses of Westerbork, 1939-1945. Willy Lindwer's film Simon Wiesenthal: Freedom is Not a Gift from Heaven was the Dutch Nominee for the International Emmy Award for Best Documentary, 1994. And a one-hour documentary about the life of Teddy Kollek. His feature-length film Yitzhak Rabin: Warrior-Peacemaker, was in 1998 awarded the 'Finalist Prize' at the New York Film and Television Festival. His film Goodbye, Holland (2004) was shown in three successive years on Israeli TV. Filmography Some titles of his films include: The Train Journey, the miraculous escape of Hungarian-Dutch Jews in 1943 (2018) Rebellious City, Amsterdam in the 19-sixties and the Provo movement (2015) Lonely but not alone The story of a rebellion, Rabbi Nathan Lopes Cardozo (2015) Manja, a life behind invisible bars (2013) Remembering a Murdered Child (2012) Anna’s Silent Struggle (2009) Mr. Israel, The Shimon Peres Story (2008) Africa goes Digital The building of an information society (2005) Goodbye Holland (2004) The Temple Mount is Mine, two-part documentary (2003) Messengers Without an Audience, with Jan Karski (2002) Cameroon: Working on Credit (2002) D’vekut: Hasidism and Jewish Mysticism in Israel, a Personal Journey (2000) Stuart Eizentat: The Nazi Gold Reports (1998) Yitzhak Rabin: Warrior-Peacemaker (1998) The Return, three-part series about 100 Years Zionism and 50 years Israel (1998) Jerusalem: Between Heaven and Earth, a three-part series (1995) The Fatal Dilemma, The Jewish Council of Amsterdam (1995) Simon Wiesenthal: Freedom is Not a Gift from Heaven (1994) Teddy Kollek: From Vienna to Jerusalem (1993) Child in Two Worlds (1993) Golden Calf Best Dutch Documentary Return to my Shtetl Delatyn, about Willy Lindwer's father Berl Nuchim (1992) The Wannsee Conference (1992) Married with a