TV Series2000 · ZDF · Continuing · 45 min
Follow the tale of important people in German history. Watch as they go in depth about why they think the way they do, and how they came to make the choices they did in their life time.
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Guido Knopp
Self - Host
986 episodes
Nick Benjamin
Self - Narrator
2 episodes
Götz Aly
Self
1 episode
Brigitte Hamann
Self
1 episode
Albert Göring
Self (archive footage)
1 episode
Hermann Göring
Self (archive footage)
1 episode
Götz George
Self
1 episode
Heinrich George
Self (archiveFootage)
1 episode
Adolf Hitler
Self (archiveFootage)
2 episodes
Joe Louis
Self (archiveFootage)
1 episode
Max Schmeling
Self (archiveFootage)
1 episode
Jochen Nix
Self - Narrator
1 episode
Joachim Höppner
Self- Narrator
1 episode
Charles A. Lindbergh
Self (archiveFootage)
1 episode
Konrad Adenauer
Self (archive footage)
1 episode
Egon Bahr
Self
1 episode
Rainer Barzel
Self
1 episode
Matthias Brandt
Self
1 episode
Peter Brandt
Self
1 episode
Rut Brandt
Self
1 episode
Willy Brandt
Self (archive footage)
1 episode
Horst Ehmke
Self
1 episode
Günter Grass
Self
1 episode
John F. Kennedy
Self (archive footage)
1 episode
Kurt-Georg Kiesinger
Self (archive footage)
1 episode
Ernst Dieter Lueg
Self
1 episode
Gerhard Löwenthal
Self
1 episode
Marcel Reich-Ranicki
Self
1 episode
Walter Scheel
Self
1 episode
Helmut Schmidt
Self
1 episode
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