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This investigative documentary immerses viewers in the world of one of the most important archives in human history. The "Arolsen" Archive, located in the small town of Bad Arolsen in Germany, bears witness to the horrific events of the Second World War. This archive still holds documents, photographs and records relating to the victims of the Holocaust and the millions of people who perished during the war. The Nazi command, with typical German meticulousness, catalogued the suitcases, listing all the contents and assigning numbers, but without recording the owners' surnames.

The search for each individual suitcase is presented as a detective story, culminating in the restoration of the name of the victim whose voice has been lost to time. Through unique interviews with survivors of concentration camps, the film offers viewers the opportunity to hear their personal accounts of the terrible ordeals they faced and their struggle for survival.

*The Secrets of the Arolsen Archives* is a compelling and important journey into the past that explores the power of truth and remembrance. The film will allow viewers to see the Second World War and the Holocaust from a new perspective and to understand how archives can help us ensure we do not forget the lessons of history.

A television documentary investigation. This battle has been raging for decades on the global antiques market. On the one hand, there are antique dealers, experts and collectors, for whom the authenticity of an item remains a matter of professional honour. On the other, there is the global counterfeit industry, which has evolved into a high-tech business with laboratories, chemists, engravers and complex supply chains stretching from China to Eastern Europe...