after som more searching, it seems to me that the dancing children
sculpture scene is originally from the film:
Stalingrad: Dogs, Do You Want to Live Forever? (Hunde, wollt ihr ewig
leben?), a 1958 West German film directed by Frank Wisbar
can anyone confirm?
oh wait... it couldn't be... because i suppose the burning bulding is
films of the battle of Stalingrad, which is in 1942-1943.
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Thanks. After your tip with some web search, it's pretty clear now this
http://archive.salon.com/books/feature/2001/03/28/stalingrad/index1.html
http://katardat.org/marxuniv/2002-SUWW2/Images/images10-Stalingrad.html
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• what was the sculpture for? who is the sculptor? (some forum said
that “The statue is based on a Russian fairy tale or children's song
that says 'don't go to Africa, there are crocodiles there that eat
children.'”)
• what's the precise location of the scultpure? i.e. what's the
burning bulding behind?
• there seems to be a real footage of flim of this scene (with
building burning behind) Who filmed it for what? (e.g. was it news
report?)