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Die Macht Der Rocker
Die Macht Der Rocker

Die Macht Der Rocker

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"The Power of the Bikers" - A report about the biker groups in Germany. The Hells Angels and the Bandidos put Germany in great fear. The motorcycle clubs are considered the epitome of organized crime in Northern Europe.

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Status

Released

Original Language

German

Runtime

45 mins

Rating

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Release Date

27 January 2011

Country

Germany

Cast

Anne Moll

Anne Moll

Narrator

Detlef Zawadzki

Detlef Zawadzki

Police investigator

Kai Thoss

Kai Thoss

Journalist

Frank Hanebuth

Frank Hanebuth

President HA Hannover

Rudolf Triller

Rudolf Triller

Spokesman HA Germany

Andreas Kühn

Andreas Kühn

Prosecutor

Herbert Schmalstieg

Herbert Schmalstieg

Mayor Hannover

Uwe Stiller

Uwe Stiller

Biker Pastor

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