Der Mord, der nie verjährt (1968)
Overview
In 1929 Berlin, the progressive editor-in-chief Bornstein is on trial for libel. An article in his magazine attempted to uncover the role that Reichsanwalt Jörns had played ten years earlier in the "clarification" of the murders of Rosa Luxemburg and Karl Liebknecht. The article explained that the then court martial judge knowingly covered up for the murderers and delayed the trial. At the trial, the testimony of witnesses succeeded in proving the truth of the publication and exposing those behind the murders as those who were preparing fascism.
Cast
Walter Jupé
Jörns
Horst Drinda
Pabst
Jochen Thomas
Runge
Rolf Römer
Liepmann
Gerhard Rachold
Vogel
Hannjo Hasse
Kapitänleutnant Pflugk-Harttung
Helmut Schreiber
Hauptmann Pflugk-Harttung
Klaus-Peter Thiele
Lautenberg
Herbert Köfer
Oberst von Winsen
Norbert Christian
Gerichtsvorsitzender
Horst Schulze
Verteidiger
Helga Labudda
Anna Bälger
Hans Hardt-Hardtloff
Wegmann
Manfred Borges
Ruch
Wilhelm Koch-Hooge
Herr Lautenberg sen.
