Mein Name sei Altmann

Name: Mein Name sei Altmann
Director: Peter F. Müller
Genre: Documentary, TV Movie
Released: 2015-09-08
Rating: 8.0
Cast: Klaus Barbie, Alvaro De Castro, Joachim Fiebelkorn, Gerd Heidemann, Kai Hermann

2015 · ★ 8.0 · Documentary, TV Movie

Directed by Peter F. Müller · Written by Peter F. Müller

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Klaus Barbie Self
Alvaro De Castro Self - Vertrauter Klaus Barbies
Joachim Fiebelkorn Self - Ehem. Söldner in Bolivien
Gerd Heidemann Self - Ehem. Reporter der Illustrierten STERN
Kai Hermann Self - Investigativer Journalist
Beate Klarsfeld Self - Journalist und Nazi-Jägerin
Serge Klarsfeld Self - Nebenkläger im Barbie Prozess
Christine Lang-Blieffert Self - Entwicklungshelferin
Michael Levine Self - Ehem. Agent der US Drogenbëhorde DEA
Ayda Levy Self - Witwe des Drogenbarons Roberto Suárez
Ricardo Ragendorfer Self - Journalist
Suzanne Reuter Self - Narrator (voice)

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