The documentary "From Germany to Garmian" tells the story of Karin Mlodoch, a German woman from Berlin, who first visited Kurdistan in 1991. She started working in the field of village reconstruction through a foreign organization, which led to the creation of a deep spiritual connection with the Kurdish people. Karin met Mam Pola, a Peshmerga from Kifri who, after the uprising of 1991, dedicated himself to rebuilding the deserted villages of Kurdistan, especially the Garmian (Garmiyan) area. Karin and Mam Pola together establish the German Relief Organization, focusing primarily on the neglected Garmian area. Through this, they provide humanitarian aid to the victims of Anfal. The documentary, aired on Rudaw TV on Monday, highlights the efforts of these two individuals to support Anfal women, protect historical sites, and develop the region, despite the obstacles and challenges they face in terms of security and lack of resources. The documentary, directed by Haider Omar, sheds light on Karin's doctoral thesis on Anfal women, as well as the Karin's Golden award established by Mam Pola as a tribute to the women who have successfully raised their children after the Anfal disaster. The documentary demonstrates the ongoing commitment of Karin and Mam Pola to serving the Kurdish community. They work with a sense of duty and responsibility, and with great love for the Kurdistan Region.
