Lothar Friedrich

A part of Earth's population are greedy and power-obsessed. They eat up and destroy everything. All of a sudden the planet Earth decides not to carry them anymore and they disappear in debris.

“Kundi” was developed in the early 1960s by the German Hygiene Museum as a leading figure for the intensification of prevention work (especially health education) with children and young people. This short shows the importance of mouth hygiene.

A part of Earth's population are greedy and power-obsessed. They eat up and destroy everything. All of a sudden the planet Earth decides not to carry them anymore and they disappear in debris.

A part of Earth's population are greedy and power-obsessed. They eat up and destroy everything. All of a sudden the planet Earth decides not to carry them anymore and they disappear in debris.

“Kundi” was developed in the early 1960s by the German Hygiene Museum as a leading figure for the intensification of prevention work (especially health education) with children and young people. This short shows the importance of mouth hygiene.

“Kundi” was developed in the early 1960s by the German Hygiene Museum as a leading figure for the intensification of prevention work (especially health education) with children and young people. This short shows the importance of mouth hygiene.