20. Jahrhundert: 1945 bis heute | Nachkriegszeit
Society and Everyday Life
Fear and uncertainty shape the lives of the German people after the end of the Second World War. They fight starvation, despair and serious hardship. A large number of men are held as prisoners of war, and the rape of women by soldiers is a daily fare. Through the Red Cross Tracing Service, many search for missing relatives – often in vain. Many of the fallen are not reported dead until years later. They are sorely missed. Others, however, are not welcome. More than 12 million German refugees and displaced persons crowd into the four occupation zones from the East. They are insulted and ostracised. | In this film version, German interviews and historical or literary quotes remain untranslated.
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Devastation, ruins, captivity, prisoners of war, forced labourers, rape, search centres, Red Cross, children, trauma, families, family, international relief organisations, returning war veterans, refugees, displaced persons, expulsion, emergency shelters, cold winter, starvation, turnips, international relief operations, Care packages, school lunches
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