THE SOLDIER LIFE WAS IN OUR BLOOD

During the 90''s, two young historians travel to Budapest. How-ever, fate interviens. The car battery dies in Beieren. When the car stops, the two historians find themselves in Bad Reichenhall, the town where Karl Ullrich, one of the most wellknown c
ommanders of the infamous Waffen-SS divisions ''Totenkopf'' and ''Wiking'', lives. An unplanned meeting turns into an interview that lasts multiple days, which gives a unique perspective on the life of this officer. He shares his past so openly that
one could mistake this for his confession.