SS - uno spettacolo sulla Sindrome di Stoccolma nei lager nazisti
Synopsis
A research on the difficult psychological dynamics found in the so-called Stockholm Syndrome within the Nazi concentration camps, precisely within the sections of prostitution blocks that were not even mentioned in the sad album of the history of the Shoah.
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