Allerseelen 1943: A man is shot by Wehrmacht soldiers in front of his young son near the Slovenian border. They suspect him of having supported partisans. Allerseelen 1945, the same scene in Germany: But this time the man is murdered by former concentration camp inmates who are blindly seeking revenge. In between lies the hell of a concentration camp, dated Allerseelen 1944. Golgatha: Pastor Kurt, a man of the peace movement and defender of the weak, is accused of murdering his wife Corinna. Everything suggests that he brutally killed her. In his play, Werner Fritsch depicts the struggle of the socially condemned clergyman without presuming to judge his guilt or innocence.