Eva Neidlinger shares her family history, particularly focusing on her great-grandfather, a Wehrmacht soldier in World War II. While examining old photographs of Ukraine, she recognizes familiar places and contemplates her great-grandfather’s role in the war. His involvement raises ethical questions about aggression and the concept of 'Lebensraum'. Neidlinger’s experiences form a deeply personal connection to the current conflict in Ukraine and reshape her friendships as she worries for their safety amidst the war.
In her great-grandfather's photos, Eva Neidlinger recognized places she had visited in Ukraine, linking her family's history with the complex narrative of war and aggression.
Eva reflects on her great-grandfather's role as a Wehrmacht soldier, questioning if he viewed Ukraine as 'Lebensraum' and grappling with his actions in history.
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