Lebende Ware (1966)
In 1944, SS-Obersturmbannführer Becher arrives in Budapest in order to obtain material for the Waffen-SS. At the same time, he starts to gather private property by offering an insidious choice to the corporation′s Jewish majority shareholder, Dr. Chorin: Either Chorin assigns the company to Becker "on his own free will" – thereby obtaining the permission to travel abroad - or he his family will end up in an extermination camp.
Director: Wolfgang Luderer
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Horst Schulze as Becher |
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Hannjo Hasse as Eichmann |
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Marion van de Kamp as Gräfin |
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Rolf Hoppe as Grabau |
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Siegfried Weiß as Ferenc Chorin |
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Wolfgang Greese as Rudolf Kastner |
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Peter Sturm as Mahlmann |
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Erika Pelikowsky as Frau Mahlmann |
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Ivan Malré as Endre |
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Thomas Weisgerber as Hermann Krumey |
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Hans Ulrich Laufer as von Mauthner |
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Kurt Steingraf as von Freudiger |
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Friedrich Richter as Stern |
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Hannes Fischer as Dieter Wisliceny |
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Wolfram Handel as Joel Brand |
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Albert Hetterle as Rathey |
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Wolfgang Luderer as SS-Oberscharführer |
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Martin Flörchinger as Gabor |
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Hans-Hartmut Krüger as SS-Unterscharführer |
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Werner Dissel as Erno Brody |
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Horst Preusker as Franke-Griebsch |
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Peter Herden as Wolf |
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Rolf Ripperger as SS-Oberscharführer |
| Directing | Wolfgang Luderer | Director |
| Writing | Wolfgang Luderer | Writer |
| Writing | Walter Jupé | Writer |
| Writing | Friedrich Karl Kaul | Writer |
| Crew | Hans Heinrich | Cinematography |
| Editing | Wally Gurschke | Editor |
| Sound | Wolfgang Lesser | Music |
