Mord an Rathenau (1961)
Germany 1922 during the Weimar Republic: Foreign Minister Walther Rathenau signs the Treaty of Rapallo between Germany and the Soviet Union. German national, conservative forces then speak of betrayal and anti-Semitic tones become loud. Plans for murder Rathenaus are forged in the vicinity of the Freikorps. The young engineer Horst Bergmann learns about the preparations of the assassination attempt and tries to warn Rathenau.
Director: Max Jaap
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Harry Hindemith as Walther Rathenau |
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Jürgen Frohriep as Horst Bergmann |
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Karla Runkehl as Hilde Buchholz |
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Horst Hiemer as Fritz Buchholz |
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Gerhard Rachold as Erwin Kern |
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Rolf Ripperger as Hermann Fischer |
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Willi Schrade as Ernst Werner Teschow |
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Johannes Arpe as Dr. Bergmann |
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Ingeborg Ottmann as Lilly Deutsch |
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Hans Hardt-Hardtloff as Garagenbesitzer |
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Karen Fredersdorf as |
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Ingolf Gorges as |
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Harald Halgardt as |
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Horst Preusker as |
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Otto Krieg Helbig as |
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Hans Knötzsch as |
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Jochen Diestelmann as |
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Herwart Grosse as |
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Harald Moszdorf as |
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Hans Joachim Preil as |
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Otto Stark as |
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Friedrich Teitge as |
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Heinz Schröder as |
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Klaus Ebeling as |
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Peter Sturm as |
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Heinz Hellmich as |
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Gustav Stähnisch as |
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Hans Fiebrandt as |
| Directing | Max Jaap | Director |
| Writing | Alexander Stenbock-Fermor | Writer |
| Writing | Heinz Kamnitzer | Writer |
| Sound | Gerhard Wohlgemuth | Music |
| Editing | Charlotte Peschlow | Editor |
| Camera | Rolf Sohre | Director of Photography |
