TV SeriesArte · Ended · 44 min
In den 1920er Jahren erwachte in Berlin und Wien ein selbstbewusstes queeres Lebensgefühl. Sigmund Freud scheiterte daran, Margarethe Csonka von ihrer Liebe zu einer preußischen Baronin zu "heilen". Ein weiteres bewegendes Schicksal ist das von Josef Kohout, der als homosexueller Häftling fünf Jahre im KZ überlebte und nach dem Krieg vergeblich um Anerkennung kämpfte.
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