In two chapters the film shows men in divided Germany willing to leave their country. In the first chapter, East-Germans are shown who leave their wives and children behind in order to live in the Federal Republic of Germany. In the second chapter, unmarried West-Germans try to move to the German Democratic Republic.
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Gerhard Scheumann as Narrator (voice)
Hans-Eberhard Leupold Cinematography
Germany 21 April 1966
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