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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Martin Weinhart
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Martin Weinhart
Director
Johann von Bülow
Robert Lembke
Jeanette Hain
Ingrid Benedict
Dorothee Hartinger
Maria Posega
Martin Brambach
Gustav Posega
Elouise Hipp
Ingrid Benedict als Teenager
Michael Grimm
Journalist
Nina Schmieder
Journalistin
Sarah Camp
Zeitzeugin Fürholzen
Philipp Moog
Zeitzeuge Fürholzen
Jan Messutat
Pfarrer
Muriel Breu
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