Bergen-Belsen concentration camp was liberated and its prisoners looked after by British soldiers after the war.
No American soldiers were present as depicted in this film.
No American soldiers were present as depicted in this film.
Nazi concentration camps routinely confiscated the identification documents and personal property of inmates. Yet Victoria's friend Karin has been allowed by the Nazis to keep a photograph of her son and other means of identification, which Victoria takes after Karin's death. And Victoria also kept her own passport during her time as a prisoner of the Nazis.
In the establishing shot of the house at the beginning, the fact that the water in the bay in the background never moves indicates is it a matte painting.
Victoria's opening narration states that San Francisco and Warsaw are 7000 miles apart, when in fact the distance is about 5800.