Népirtás Pozsonyligetfalun

The documentary runs for 52 minutes and focuses on the tragic events that occurred on June 18, 1945, near Prerov in Moravia. It examines the killings of infants, children, and families, raising questions about the motives behind these acts and the subsequent handling of the victims' remains.

Additionally, the film addresses the lack of recognition for the historian who sought to honor the victims and the fate of Hungarian leventes who were handed over to Slovak soldiers. By exploring these difficult topics, Népirtás Pozsonyligetfalun sheds light on overlooked historical narratives and offers a somber reflection on the consequences of war. This documentary is a significant piece for those interested in the complexities of history and the human cost of conflict.