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High Five from WE Survive: Congratulations Alison Jayne Wilson

TGJP April 23, 2024 8:59 pm

Congratulations to Alison Jayne Wilson Her documentary short, "The Girl From Salonika" has won "Best War and Peace Theme Film" at Mannheim

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Congratulations to Alison Jayne Wilson

Her documentary short, “The Girl From Salonika” has won “Best War and Peace Theme Film” at Mannheim Arts & Film Festival.

I’m always grateful for her commitment to sharing women’s stories.

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