"Ninas barn" is a powerful documentary that tells the untold story of a group of Jewish children who were saved from the Nazi regime during World War II. After Hitler's invasion of Austria, a summer camp in Norway offered a temporary haven for these children, but as the war intensified, their parents were forced to make a difficult decision: let their children stay in Norway or risk their lives to return home. Nina Hasvoll, a German-Russian child psychologist, was tasked with caring for the refugee children and ultimately led a daring rescue operation to smuggle them into Sweden, where they would be safe from the Nazis. This emotional film recounts the heroic efforts of Nina and her team, who risked everything to save the lives of 14 innocent children.

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Some movies that have similar genres and were produced around the same time as Ninas barn include Battle of Jutland: The Navy's Bloodiest Day, The Man Who Saved the World, Führerbunker: Adolf Hitler's Final Days, The Hunt for Vlad the Impaler, Access to the Danger Zone, For Military Merit.