Agnieszka Arnold (born 24 September 1947 in Łowicz) is a Polish documentary filmmaker born 1947. She compiled two documentaries on the Jedwabne pogrom of Jewish villagers, during World War II, by their Polish neighbors.

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Agnieszka Arnold
Krzysztof Grabowski, Agnieszka Arnold, and Symcha Ratajzer at the 20 April 2013 premiere of Rotem at the Museum of the History of Polish Jews in Warsaw
Born	(1947-09-24) September 24, 1947 (age 76) Łowicz, Poland

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• Miś (1980) - Assistant director
• Kto ziarno nadziei siał (1993)
• Anoszim, noszim, we-taf... (1993)
• Mit, tradycja, rzeczywistość (1994)
• Miasteczko (1995)
• Oberek (1996)
• Ocalona (1996)
• Bareizm (1997)
• Na początku była Trzcinica (1997)
• ...Gdzie mój starszy syn Kain (1999)
• Ikona Bożego Narodzenia (2000)
• Czarny lipiec (2001)
• Sąsiedzi (2001)
• Bohater (2002) - on Romuald Rajs
• Historia matematyka polski (2003)
• Oczyszczenie (2003)
• Przebaczenie (2003)
• Polak z Żytomierza (2004)
• Lider (2005)
• Zula z Czeczenii (2005)
• Bunt Janion (2006)
• Niepodległość bez cenzury (2006)

• Agnieszka Arnold at IMDb
• "Movie on WWII Jewish Massacre Shocks Poles
• Premiere Screening of Arnold's Rotem

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