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Berühmte Ärzte der Charité: Die dunklen Jahre
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1983
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Director
Joachim Kunert
Writer
Rolf Gumlich
Stars
Alfred Müller
Jürgen Reuter
Günter Wolf
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Director
Joachim Kunert
Writer
Rolf Gumlich
Stars
Alfred Müller
Jürgen Reuter
Günter Wolf
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Alfred Müller
Jürgen Reuter
Günter Wolf
Margot Busse
Wolfram Handel
Wilhelm Koch-Hooge
Blanche Kommerell
Marina Krogull
Marga Legal
Willi Neuenhahn
Walter Plathe
Wilfried Pucher
Otmar Richter
Lothar Schellhorn
Jan Spitzer
Klaus-Peter Thiele
Franz Viehmann
Director
Joachim Kunert
Writer
Rolf Gumlich
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December 18, 1983 (East Germany)
Country of origin
East Germany
Language
German
Also known as
Die dunklen Jahre (Sauerbruch/Bonhoeffer)
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Deutscher Fernsehfunk (DFF)
Fernsehen der DDR
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