| Germany, 1943. After the German regime determined that soldiers from East Frisia, in particular, had proven extremely weak, East Frisian women were initially forbidden from giving birth. This law was later amended to declare women from East Frisia outlaws. What no one had anticipated, however, was that these women began uprisings, which gradually became more organized. Eventually, small women's sabotage units grew into full-fledged military units. Six months later, larger battles became increasingly frequent, in which hundreds or even thousands of women fought against the Wehrmacht, armed with weapons. Even though the women were slaughtered and outnumbered in virtually every battle, the attacks did not cease; on the contrary, the women's units grew larger and bolder. No wonder: after all, these women had nothing to lose. Of course, there were also prisoners of war. These women were immediately taken to extermination camps, where they were often executed by hanging or shooting. 43 death scenes: Shootings, Hangings. Runtime: 11+ Minutes |
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