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The Gleiwitz Case
The Gleiwitz Case

The Gleiwitz Case

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Re-enacted true story of successful assault by Nazis, posing as Poles, on a German border radio station so that Hitler could "justify" thereby his invasion of Poland.

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Budget

$--

Revenue

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Status

Released

Original Language

German

Runtime

64 mins

Rating

6.6/10

Release Date

23 August 1961

Country

East Germany

Cast

Hannjo Hasse

Hannjo Hasse

Alfred Naujocks

Herwart Grosse

Herwart Grosse

Gestapochef Müller

Hilmar Thate

Hilmar Thate

KZ-Häftling

Christoph Beyertt

Christoph Beyertt

Volksdeutscher Franz Sitte

Wolfgang Kalweit

Wolfgang Kalweit

Volksdeutscher Hans-Wilhelm Kraweit

Georg Leopold

Georg Leopold

Volksdeutscher Franz Wyczorek

Heinz Behrens

Heinz Behrens

Offizier

Rolf Ripperger

Rolf Ripperger

Rudolf Woschiek

Rudolf Woschiek

Manfred Günther

Manfred Günther

Rolf Ludwig

Rolf Ludwig

Margarete Taudte

Margarete Taudte

Kurt Mühlhardt

Kurt Mühlhardt

Major der Abwehr

Friedrich Richter

Friedrich Richter

Günter Naumann

Günter Naumann

Paul-Dolf Neis

Paul-Dolf Neis

Heinz Schröder

Heinz Schröder

Heinz Kögel

Heinz Kögel

Heinz Isterheil

Heinz Isterheil

Horst Giesen

Horst Giesen

Achim Wolff

Achim Wolff

Martin Angermann

Martin Angermann

Jochen Diestelmann

Jochen Diestelmann

Werner Dissel

Werner Dissel

Volksschullehrer

Hans Bosenius

Hans Bosenius

Axel Triebel

Axel Triebel

Marianne Christina Schilling

Marianne Christina Schilling

Siegfried Göhler

Siegfried Göhler

Theresia Wider

Theresia Wider

Dieter Schindelhauer

Dieter Schindelhauer

Herbert Manz

Herbert Manz

Karl-Helge Hofstadt

Karl-Helge Hofstadt

Hubert Hoelzke

Hubert Hoelzke

Horst Gill

Horst Gill

Walter E. Fuß

Walter E. Fuß

Horst Friedrich

Horst Friedrich

Fritz Ernst Fechner

Fritz Ernst Fechner

Rotraud Conrad

Rotraud Conrad

Ingrid Barkmann

Ingrid Barkmann

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