The green, green grass beneath

Ceija Stojka survived. As a child she was an inmate in Nazi death camps. Auschwitz and Ravensbrück. And Bergen-Belsen, where she and her mother were liberated by Allied troops. That was 1945, 60 years ago. And while the Republic of Austria has declared 2005 to be a "year of remembrance" – 60 years since WWII ended, 50 years after signing of the State Treaty – and is celebrating its own existence, the now 72-year old Roma woman Ceija Stojka recollects her time in Bergen-Belsen on camera.
In Karin Berger´s film entitled Unter den Brettern hellgrünes Gras (The green green grass...