I think one of the most effective reviews of the Holocaust from a non-Jewish point of view is the PBS Frontline video Documentary 'The Shtetl". It is the true story of a young Christian Polish man who finds Jewish tombstones paving the roads of his town in Poland (Bransk). He begins to ask questions of the people in his town, makes contact with a Jewish survivor who lives in Chicago and the story continues for two hours as he learns what happened and also what his fellow Poles think about what happened and why. I don't know if it has been transferred to DVD, but it is a 2 tape VHS production. It is part of the Jewish Heritage Video Collection . Helene Tuchman The Rabbi Marshall R. Lifson Library, retired Temple Emanuel of Newton, MA
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