An account of the troubled life of Richard Sorge (1895-1944), a Soviet spy of German origin who played a decisive role in the outcome of World War II.
Danielle Proskar, Michael Trabitzsch
Director
Michael Rotschopf
Richard Sorge
Raphael von Bargen
Self (voice)
Alexander Absenger
Self (voice)
Michael Köppel
Self (voice)
Peter Faerber
Self (voice)
Vladimir Chaustov
Self - Historian
Dieter Bacher
Self - Historian
Tetsurō Kato
Self - Politologist
Nobuo Tajima
Self - Politologist
Maik Hendrik Sprotte
Self - Japanologist
Ulrich Wickert
Self - Writer
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