13 in de oorlog (13 at War) is an internationally renowned docudrama series by NPS on World War Two. Each story is visualised with archive footage, reportages on historical locations and enacted scenes, which revolve around a single child as main character. This way the audience experiences for example the beginning of the war as seen through the eyes of Dirk, a 10-year-old boy, who loses his mother during the bombardment of Rotterdam.
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Japan Prize
The docudrama series for youth 13 in de oorlog (13 at War) was nominated in 2010 for the Japan Prize in the category: 6 to 12-year-olds.
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Erasmus EuroMedia Awards
The docudrama series for youth 13 in de oorlog (13 at War) received in 2010 a Erasmus EuroMedia Awards Seal of Approval of the European Society for Education and Communication.
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International Emmy Award
The docudrama for youth 13 in de oorlog (13 at War) was nominated in 2010 for the International Emmy Award in the category: Children and Young People.
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BakaForum Award
The docudrama series for youth 13 in de oorlog (13 at War) was nominated in 2011 for the BaKaForum Crossmedia Award in the category: School and Youth Education.
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BakaForum Youth Jury Award
The docudrama series for youth 13 in de oorlog (13 at War) has received in 2011 the BaKaForum Youth Jury Award.
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History Makers Awards
The docudrama series for youth 13 in de oorlog (13 at War) was nominated in 2011 for the History Makers Award in the category Best use of archive footage in a history production.
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Focal International Award 2010
13 in de oorlog (13 at War), a docudrama series for youth was nominated in 2010 for the Focal International Award in the category Best use of archive footage in an Educational or Corporate production.
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Cinekid Kinderkast
The docudrama series for youth 13 in de oorlog was nominated in 2010 for the Cinekid Kinderkast Youth Jury Award in the category: Non-fiction.
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Comenius EduMedia Seal
13 in de oorlog (13 at War), a docudrama series for youth received in 2010 the prestigious Comenius EduMedia Seal, a yearly award of the Berlin based Gesellschaft für Pädagogik und Information (Society for Pedagogics and Information) for best educational multimedia products of Europe.
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