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EPISODE · Oct 7, 2025 · 42 MIN

SOS Kinderdorf-Skandal: Interview mit Historiker Horst Schreiber - #1482

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In mindestens zwei SOS-Kinderdörfern stand bis vor wenigen Jahren Gewalt an der Tagesordnung. Neu ist das Gewaltmuster allerdings nicht. 2014 hat der Historiker Horst Schreiber im Auftrag der Kinderschutzorganisation Misshandlungen in den Kinderdörfern von 1950 bis 1990 analysiert. Doch gelernt hat SOS-Kinderdorf daraus nichts. Die Organisation hätte sehr viel verhindern können, sagt Schreiber im FALTER-Gespräch. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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