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Der Nobelpreis

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1958
Episodes
1
Language
German

German Public Radio

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Der Nobelpreis

von Axel Eggebrecht

Regie: Fritz Schröder-Jahn

Produktion: SWF/NDR/RIAS 1958, 100 Minuten

Die Sendung zeichnet den Lebens- und Leidensweg Ossietzkys nach, der auf Grund

seines Widerstandes gegen den Nationalsozialismus in der Nacht des

Reichstagsbrandes verhaftet und nach einem kurzen Zuchthausaufenthalt in das

Moorlager Papenburg gebracht wurde. Als Folge des internationalen Protestes

gegen diese Inhaftierung wurde Carl von Ossietzky 1936 der Friedensnobelpreis

verliehen. Hermann Göring versuchte persönlich den unbequemen Gefangenen von

der Annahme des Preises abzuhalten. Doch Ossietzky nahm den Preis an und

unterschrieb damit sein eigenes Todesurteil. Er starb im Mai 1938 an den Folgen der

Haft.

Erzähler: Ludwig Cremer

Ossietzky: Karl Lange

Göring: Arthur Mentz

Himmler: Siegfried Lowitz

Maud: Edith Heerdegen

Heydrich: Hans-Christian Blech

Haubach: Gerd Brüdern

Gegner: Wilhelm Kürten

Richter: Hannes Tannert

SA-Führer / Gestapobeamter: Heinz Schimmelpfennig

Haselow: Inge Sollten

Dora: Ursula Langrock

Moorsoldatenlied: Walter Krauf

Hans Bernhardt, Friedrich von Bülow, Paul Dättel, Andreas Dahlmeyer, Hans Helmut

Dickow, Kurt Ebbinghaus, Axel Eggebrecht, Ernst Ehlert, Erich Elstner, Herbert

Fleischmann, Albrecht Goetz, Hans Goguel, Viktor Stefan Görtz, Gerd May, Hans

Paetsch

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  1. der nobelpreis 1958

    No date given · 54 min

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