About the human right

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Movie
Original title About the human right
Country of production Germany
Publishing year 1934
Rod
Director Hans Zöberlein
Ludwig Schmid-Wildy
script Hans Zöberlein
production Hans Zöberlein
camera Ludwig Zahn
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About the human right. A film from the Freikorps period (published in Austria under the title Sturmtage 1919 ) is a German feature film with National Socialist - propaganda elements from 1934 in which the Freikorps are heroized. The film was produced by Arya Film GmbH and was released in German cinemas on December 28, 1934.

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After the end of the First World War , the frontline soldiers Hans, Fritz, Max and Girgl return to their Bavarian homeland. Girgl moves back to his farm, while Max and Fritz join the “Reds”. However, Hans sees Bolshevism as a danger to Germany and joins the Freikorps. He had tried to find work but had been turned down because he refused to join a party or union. A short time later, the Munich Soviet Republic is proclaimed. The revolutionaries are engaged in a Red Terror against which the Freikorps act. Hans can capture Fritz and Max, but lets them go. After learning that Fritz's family was killed in the fighting, they flee to Girgl's farm. This takes them in. A little later Girgl is arrested for aiding and abetting high treason and sentenced to six months probation. After his release, he unexpectedly meets Hans and takes him home with him. The other comrades from the front tell Hans that they are planning to emigrate and want to persuade him to go with them. However, Hans rejects this because he is of the opinion that people are needed to rebuild Germany.

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There are several anti-Semitic statements in the film . For example, the communists are led by Jews and incited to crimes by them. In general, the Freikorps and the front comradeship are presented as a preliminary stage to the Volksgenossenschaft .

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