Our film profiles a seminal player in the narrative of the Second World War, who is all but unknown: Carl Clauberg (1898-1957). He worked in Auschwitz next to Mengele, but no one knows his name. He was trusted by Reichsführer SS Heinrich Himmler to carry out a scheme to sterilize the populations of all the conquered Slavic countries. Slavs would serve as slave laborer for the Reich until they die. But they would never procreate. To examine his method, Clauberg found Jewish women in Block 10 in Auschwitz. By comparison, Mengele’s twin experiments were dilettante fantasies. Who was Claus Clauberg, and why is he important?
Cast and Crew
Director Sylvia Nagel (Drehbuch), Sonya Winterberg (Drehbuch)
Director of Photography Jürgen Rehberg, Marcus Lenz, Hans-Jürgen Büsch, Matt Mayes (USA), Don Starnes (USA), Jens Pfuhler, Avigail Sperber (Israel), Arved von zur Mühlen
First unit manager Simon Trempnau, Moran Nakar (Israel)
Editor Clemens Hübner, Shaked Goren, Karsten Schünemann
Sound Ifat Levin (Israel), Jens Mattner, André Straub
Sound Design Aviv Aldema (Israel)
Score Peter Andreas (Stahlquartett)
Production Design Stefanie Probst
Lighting technician Torsten Häfner
Digital Colorist Kay Dombrowsky
Editorial Jounalist Susanne Mertens, Rinat Klein Maron (Israel)
