Jaromír Ptáček: What happened cannot be stopped

A Czechoslovak emigrant, the former commander of an internment camp for Germans, is standing trial before a German court, with dozens of witnesses testifying against him about the violence and atrocities he committed against the internees. Jaromír Ptáček's documentary drama on the thorny topic of the post-war expulsion of Germans One of the first radio creators who, after the Velvet Revolution, decided to make an artistic treatment of the thorny topic of Czech history was Jaromír Ptáček. Based on the documents of the Karlsruhe trial in 1951, the experienced playwright and dramaturge has prepared a dramatic reconstruction in which the conditions in the internment camp for Germans gradually emerge in horrifying detail. Before the German court is the Czechoslovak emigrant who commanded the camp from June to December 1945, and dozens of witnesses testifying against him about the violence and cruelties he committed against the internees. Notice: The game contains descriptions of drastic events and vulgarities, and is not suitable for children and minors.