nt's novel Ch?opi. After World War II S?owo was moved to Wroc?aw with first postwar issue published on 1 November 1946.
� Czerwony Sztandar: A Soviet daily published between 1939 and 1941.
Starting in the 20th century a new movement started with authors from Central Europe. In Lviv a small neo-romantic group of authors formed around the lyricist Schmuel Jankev Imber. Small print offices produced collections of modern poems and short stories and through emigration a large networkwas established. A second smaller group in the 1930s tried to create a connection between avantgarde art and Yiddish culture. Members of this group were Debora Vogel, Rachel Auerbach and Rachel Korn. The Holocaust destroyed this movement with Debora Vogel amongst many other Yiddish authors murdered by the Germans in the 1940s.
In cinema and literature
� The 2011 film In Darkness, Poland's entry in the 84th Academy Awards category for Best Foreign Film, is based on a true incident in Nazi-occupied Lviv
� Portions of the film Schindler's List were shot in the city centre as this was less expensive than filming in Krak�w.
� Some of the Austrian road-movie Blue Moon was shot in Lviv.
� Parts of the film and novel Everything Is Illuminated take place in Lviv.
� Brian R. Banks' Muse & Messiah: The Life, Imagination & Legacy of Bruno Schulz (1892�1942) has several pages which discuss the history and cultural-social life of the Lviv region. The book includes a CD-ROM with many old and new photographs and the first English map of nearby Drohobych.
� The book The Girl in the Green Sweater: A Life in Holocaust's Shadow by Krystyna Chiger takes place in Lviv.
� Large parts of 1997 film The Truce depicting Primo Levi's war experiences were shot in Lviv.
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