Helga Gross was among 400,000 Germans sterilized under a Nazi law targeting people with disabilities. She and other deaf students learned they would have a surgery so they couldn't "have children who would grow up and be deaf." Many years later, the trauma reemerged for Helga when she met her sister's baby. On this day in 1933, the German government passed the “Law for the Prevention of Offspring with Hereditary Diseases.” The law allowed authorities to forcibly sterilize people with certain men

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11K views · 347 reactions | When Amadeus Klein loses the one person he loves to the brutality of an authoritarian nation, he must focus all his genius into a new project that could bring him back some happiness amidst such a chaotic world. "Helga: A Human Requiem" by Caio Alves, Gabriel Gardiman Connect with the Filmmakers: https://www.instagram.com/kinelux.studios https://www.instagram.com/caioltalves https//:www.kinelux.com.br | DUST | Facebook