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The Federal Republic of Germany. Journalist Rohmann, seriously injured in a car accident, is dying in hospital. Before his death, he bequeaths his unfinished novel to his friend, the famous writer Frank Seburg, and asks him to complete the work he started. Frank Seburg examines the materials collected by Rohmann. It turns out that the journalist was trying to uncover the mystery surrounding the deaths of several West German officials. According to the official version, they all committed suicide. Seburg was unable to fulfill his friend's request to reveal the true causes of their deaths. The fight against the followers of fascism proved too much for him.
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The Federal Republic of Germany. Journalist Rohmann, seriously injured in a car accident, is dying in hospital. Before his death, he bequeaths his unfinished novel to his friend, the famous writer Frank Seburg, and asks him to complete the work he started. Frank Seburg examines the materials collected by Rohmann. It turns out that the journalist was trying to uncover the mystery surrounding the deaths of several West German officials. According to the official version, they all committed suicide. Seburg was unable to fulfill his friend's request to reveal the true causes of their deaths. The fight against the followers of fascism proved too much for him.
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Ingrid Sander
Director
Horst Drinda
Volker Rochmann
Larisa Luzhina
Lilo Rochmann
Wolfgang Greese
Verleger Ronkwitz
Gerhard Hänsel
Kommissar Schmitz
Helmut Schreiber
chief of police
Jutta Wachowiak
laboratory technician
Herwart Grosse
Chief Prosecutor Bürger
Horst Westphal
Lothar Siemann
Gerd Ehlers
Kommissar Böwensiepen
Fred Ludwig
Kommissar Reisswick
Arthur Jopp
Warden
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