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Wahn

Heard
2026
Episodes
2
Language
German

German Public Radio

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Wahn – Psychogramm eines historischen Massenmörders

True Crime: 1913 tötet Ernst Wagner seine Familie und mehrere Dorfbewohner. Er wird als unzurechnungsfähig eingestuft und in die “Heilanstalt Winnental” bei Winnenden eingewiesen. Fast zwanzig Jahre später steht kurz vor der Machtübernahme der Nationalsozialisten eine Freilassung im Raum – Wagner ist glühender Antisemit. Ein Kammerspiel über Wahn und Wirklichkeit, mit historischen Dokumenten, Gutachten und Originalzitaten.

Von Patrick Findeis

Mit Michael Kranz, Thomas Schmauser, Annika Neugart, Martin Feifel u.a.

Komposition: Tarwater

Regie: Kai Grehn

BR 2026

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Patrick Findeis

Wahn

Komposition: Tarwater

Regie: Kai Grehn

Weitere Mitwirkende:

Sprecher/Sprecherin

Michael Kranz

Thomas Schmauser

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Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. (original)

    No date given · 55 min

  2. wahn

    No date given · 53 min

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  1. Wahn

    Listeners' uploads · Patrick Findeis · 2 episodes here · archive.org

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