Was Schulmädchen verschweigen (1973)

A pedophile tries to rape a schoolgirl, but two alert young women stop him by knocking him unconscious. A priest and the school doctor discuss what happened, since both women undressed to draw the man’s attention. The school doctor recounts another case, one involving a particular act of self-sacrifice. The daughter, Cornelia, suspected that her mother, Edith, was planning to have an affair with a man named Raoul. She overheard a phone call in which her mother arranged to meet him near a beauty farm. Cornelia went to the town herself and booked a room at the hotel where her mother planned to meet the man. When checking in, she claimed to be five years older. Then, dressed provocatively, she went looking for Raoul, struck up a conversation with him, and spent the evening with him at the bar. Drunk, she dragged him into her room as he was heading to his hotel room, where Edith was already waiting. In the room, Raoul pounced on Cornelia. Edith later learned from a hotel guest that Raoul had been enjoying himself elsewhere. The events brought mother and daughter closer, especially since their father never found out, the school doctor concludes. Max and Sascha see Edith and Cornelia in a park. Max wants to approach them, but Sascha holds him back. As a “virgin,” he is inhibited, and Max wants to help him get over it. He lets Sascha watch from a hiding place as he enjoys himself in bed with Lil, a redhead, although Sascha nearly gives himself away with a fit of sneezing. A little later, Max arranges for the young women Babs and Elfie to meet him and Sascha, and Sascha finally loses his “virginity.” Only Gundula, the caretaker’s wife, is left unsatisfied in the house, since her husband has not treated her as a woman for a long time. The mail carrier Siegfried, known as Sigi, has other problems: he is hopelessly in love with his boss’s daughter, Burgi. Her father, Wimmer, prevents any closer contact, but does not know that Burgi has long since found a lover in Fritz. Together with their friends Georg and Rosl, they enjoy themselves at night in the post office while their parents think the young people are studying. Because Fritz decorates Burgi’s bottom with postmarks, her father is horrified the next morning when he wakes her and finds her sleeping naked. He rushes angrily to Sigi, who this time refuses to put up with the accusations and chases Wimmer through the village in turn. The grand master of a satanic cult is also dissatisfied: photographer Franz Kuppler keeps bringing him young women who, contrary to their agreement, are not virgins. Satan can be satisfied at the black mass, regularly held in Franz’s cellar vaults, only with a virgin. Through his girlfriend Elfi, Franz learns about the genuinely virgin Rosy, who is still at school but is already engaged to the Italian Mario. Mario wants his bride to enter marriage untouched, but she has no desire to do so and is willing to take part in the black mass. The grand master pays well, so Rosy arrives accompanied by Franz. Mario notices that she has disappeared and follows Franz’s car with his friends. Rosy puts up a fierce struggle when they lay her on the altar and tie her up for the mass. Mario and his friends arrive in time, beat up the masked men, and rescue Rosy, who then walks down the aisle as planned, still a virgin.