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HEYDRICH A 74 ŽIEN
Heydrich and 74 women
Event by: Nadácia POLIS
Location: Nadáca POLIS, Mariánske námestie 48, Žilina
About event
Guest:
Veronika Homolová Tóthová, reporter, writer, director, documentary filmmaker
Discussion and projection of the film documentary Heydrich and 74 women (directed by Veronika Tóthová Homolová, 60 min, 2017) with the author's personal participation.
Historical context:
The event will address important events from the Second World War. He explains the position of Reinhard Heydrich in Nazi Germany, the tasks with which he came to Prague on September 27, 1941, his role in the so -called. “Final solution” and will also affect the Anthropoid Operations of 27 May 1942. When heydrich died on June 4, 1942, Hitler's personal physician Theodor Morell questioned the level of postoperative care by his attending physician Karel Gebhard. Morell claimed that Gebhardt was supposed to give Heydrich sulfonamides, new drugs similar to antibiotics to prevent infection. This accusation led to inhuman experiments with sulfonamides in the Ravensbrück concentration camp to 74 Polish resistance women. These unethical and cruel medical experiments speak of the documentary Veronika Tóthová Homolová, and it also records the memories of the last living victim, doctor Wanda Półtawa.
More about the document: https://www.csfd.cz/film/559619-heydrich-a-74-zien/prehled
Express from October 2, 1941: "This is a good race and good races, it is simple, then we have the others. Mistens. Jinde and we will not be able to develop theoretically in this Primer.
The event is open to schools and the public.
Veronika Homolová Tóthová, reporter, writer, director, documentary filmmaker
Discussion and projection of the film documentary Heydrich and 74 women (directed by Veronika Tóthová Homolová, 60 min, 2017) with the author's personal participation.
Historical context:
The event will address important events from the Second World War. He explains the position of Reinhard Heydrich in Nazi Germany, the tasks with which he came to Prague on September 27, 1941, his role in the so -called. “Final solution” and will also affect the Anthropoid Operations of 27 May 1942. When heydrich died on June 4, 1942, Hitler's personal physician Theodor Morell questioned the level of postoperative care by his attending physician Karel Gebhard. Morell claimed that Gebhardt was supposed to give Heydrich sulfonamides, new drugs similar to antibiotics to prevent infection. This accusation led to inhuman experiments with sulfonamides in the Ravensbrück concentration camp to 74 Polish resistance women. These unethical and cruel medical experiments speak of the documentary Veronika Tóthová Homolová, and it also records the memories of the last living victim, doctor Wanda Półtawa.
More about the document: https://www.csfd.cz/film/559619-heydrich-a-74-zien/prehled
Express from October 2, 1941: "This is a good race and good races, it is simple, then we have the others. Mistens. Jinde and we will not be able to develop theoretically in this Primer.
The event is open to schools and the public.