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Ansichten einer Stadt

196425m

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A portrait of the German city of Ulm and it's social activities, fassades, court building. Also about the role of the district court during National Socialism.

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Nancy Illig

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Wolf Martienzen

Narrator (voice)

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Dolf Sass

Narrator (voice)

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Kurt Fried

Self

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