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Kaisersturz
While World War One is coming to an end, the Social Democrat Friedrich Ebert is trying to maintain political stability in Berlin. In the haughty Prince Max of Baden he finds an ally who offers him government participation under his chancellorship. In the meantime, discontent with the monarchy is steadily increasing in the last days of the war, but Emperor Wilhelm II remains steadfast in his throne.
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While World War One is coming to an end, the Social Democrat Friedrich Ebert is trying to maintain political stability in Berlin. In the haughty Prince Max of Baden he finds an ally who offers him government participation under his chancellorship. In the meantime, discontent with the monarchy is steadily increasing in the last days of the war, but Emperor Wilhelm II remains steadfast in his throne.
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Genre:Drama, Documentary
Written By:Dirk Kämper, Lothar Machtan
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:ZDF, AVE
Cast
Christoph Röhl
Director
Sylvester Groth
Kaiser Wilhelm II.
Sunnyi Melles
Kaiserin Auguste Viktoria
Christian Redl
Friedrich Ebert
Hubertus Hartmann
Prinz Max von Baden
Franz Hartwig
Kurt Hahn
Bernd Birkhahn
Philipp Scheidemann
Holger Handtke
Friedrich von Berg
Gerti Drassl
Louise Ebert
Michael Tietz
Hofprediger Ernst Dryander
Nicolai Despot
Kronprinz Wilhelm
Dominik Schiefner
Rätesoldat
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