People in the Storm

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Menschen im Sturm (English: People in the Storm) is a 1941 German film^[1] directed by Fritz Peter Buch. It was an anti-Serbian propaganda and part of a concerted propaganda push against Serbs, attempting to split them from the Croats.^[2]