In the organizer's words:

The second part of the trilogy DIE KINDER DES 20. JAHRHUNDERTS by Austrian journalist and filmmaker Fred Turnheim is dedicated to the memory and silence of the survivors of the concentration and extermination camps.

What does it mean to remember when those who can tell of the unimaginable horror of the Nazi concentration and extermination camps will soon no longer be around? When those who experienced and survived the dehumanization themselves can no longer bear witness to what happened? Survivors as well as their children and grandchildren talk about the incomprehensible and about how it continues to have an impact (even today) - even on those born later. In addition to filmmaker Fred Turnheim, Goldbekhaus employee Irmi Fuchs, daughter of a father who was stigmatized and persecuted as "asocial" and co-founder of the VEVON Association (Association for the Remembrance of the Denied Victims of National Socialism) will also be present.

Location: Stage to the courtyard