Was tun?

This documentary is structured into four parts, each focusing on significant events and discussions surrounding educational reform and activism in the late 1960s. The first part details the establishment of a new working group at the FU Berlin, involving a diverse group of participants including students and workers, aimed at addressing challenges in educational advertising.

Part two covers the "Expropriate Springer" campaign, highlighting the tensions between the campaigners and university administration, which ultimately leads to the Springer Hearing. The third part focuses on the Vietnam Congress, showcasing Dutschke's influential speech and the early responses from student counter-demonstrators. Finally, the fourth part features Wolfgang Lefevre's inquiries into the future objectives of the SDS, providing insight into the movement's direction during a pivotal era in German history.