Heimkehr (English: "Homecoming") is a 1941 German anti-Polish propaganda film directed by Gustav Ucicky. Plot In the Wo?y? Voivodeship in eastern Poland, the German minority is oppressed by the Polish majority. The physician Dr. Thomas does not have a hospital and his daughter Marie, who attends a German school, and needs an important operation, watches when her school is demolished by Polish authorities. Dr. Thomas protests to the mayor, noting the constitutionally guaranteed protection of minorities; however his protest falls on deaf ears. Together with his daughter's fiancée, Dr. Fritz Mutius, they drive her into the capital, in order to put their protest to the central government, but they are not received there either. Deciding to stay in the capital in order to call on the court the next day, that evening they go to the cinema. They are accompanied there by her friend Karl Michalek, who was conscripted by the Polish army. When they refuse

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