Verschwörung in Ulm – Der Reichswehrprozeß 1930 Trailer (1971)
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Ulli Kinalzik as Leutnant Scheringer
Jochen Busse as Oberleutnant Wendt
Dieter Eppler as Hauptmann Kreipe
Alexander May as Landgerichtsdirektor Braune
Ulrich Faulhaber as Senkretär
Peter Pasetti as Reichsanwalt Nagel
Robert Klupp as Reichsgerichtsrat Baumgarten
Robert Naegele as Rechtsanwalt Sack
Frank Guthke Director
Germany 13 May 1971
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24 December 1971
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