Film about the life of a Seebach teacher during the Nazi era
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Updated: 11/13/2021, 12:02 PM
The film-maker couple Kuhse-Kemper from Seebach has worked through the life of an ambitious elementary school teacher and processed it into a film. (Symbol photo)
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Photo: Tom Thöne
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A Seebach couple have processed the life of an ambitious elementary school teacher into a film. Now the film is to be shown in Mühlhausen.
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The filmmaker couple Kuhse-Kemper from Seebach invites you to a documentary film in the Ratskellerkino Mühlhausen. On November 25th, 7 pm, you can see “From the trenches to the swastika – from the life of an elementary school teacher 1890-1978”. According to Kuhse-Kemper, the film depicts the life of a musically gifted farmer’s son from Seebach, who was shaped by the experiences of the First World War.
His letters and reports during the Third Reich show his enthusiasm for the National Socialist movement. The ambitious elementary school teacher, composer and local poet joins the NSDAP and becomes SA storm leader.
