Obsada:
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Klaus Barbie
Himself
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Marcel Ophüls
Himself
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Johannes Schneider-Merck
Barbie's Neighbour in Lima German Import-Exporter
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Raymond Lévy
Billiard Player in Lyon
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Marcel Cruat
Billiard Player in Lyon
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Henri Varlot
Billiard Player in Lyon
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Pierre Mérindol
Journalist from Lyon
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Johann Otten
School Friend from Barbie's native village Farmer
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Peter Minn
Wehrmacht Major, retired, Barbie's high school friend
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Claude Bourdet
Resistance Leader
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Eugene Kolb
Lt., C.I.C. Control Officer, retired, Barbie's former Superior
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Lise Lesèvre
Member of the French Underground
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Lucie Aubrac
Resistance Leader
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Raymond Aubrac
Resistance Leader
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Simone Lagrange
Auschwitz Survivor
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Daniel Cordier
Jean Moulin's former Assistant
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Daniel Dugoujon
Physician in Caluire
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René Hardy
Train Saboteur for French Underground
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Fernand Bucchanieri
Mayor of Solutré
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Claude Bal
Filmmaker
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René Tavernier
Poet and Resistance Fighter
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Bertrand Tavernier
Filmmaker
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Karl-Heinz Müller
Toulouse Gestapo Chief
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Harry Steingritt
Lyon Gestapo Bodyguard
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Serge Klarsfeld
Maitre / Attorney-at-law and Historian
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Albert Rosset
National Front Leader in Lyon
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Gilbert Wolf
Resistance Fighter
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Roger Maria
Resistance Fighter
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Armand Zuchner
retired French Police Officer
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Nicole Gompel
Zuchner's Daughter
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Françoise Hemmerlé
Resident of Lyon Writer
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Léon Landin
F.T.P.-M.O.I. Freedom Fighter
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Erhard Dabringhaus
retired C.I.C. Control Officer
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Michel Thomas
Language Teacher, US Counter-Intelligence Agent, retired
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Daniel Cohn-Bendit
Former Student Leader
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Günter Grass
Writer
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Wolfgang Gustmann
Veteran of the Waffen SS Office
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Herr Knittel
Spokesman for Bavarian Ministry of Justice
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Karl Polke
Former C.I.C. Informer
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Robert Taylor
Sgt., Army Counter-Intelligence, retired
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Leni Taylor
Taylor's Wife
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Allan A. Ryan Jr.
Formerly US Dept. of Justice Officer
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Earl Browning
Sgt., Army Counter-Intelligence, retired
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Paul Paillole
Col. - Former Chief of French Intelligence
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Jacques Delarue
Historian
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Benjamin Shute
H.I.C.O.G. Former Intelligence Director
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Ivo Omrcanin
Croatian Exile
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Elisabeth Holtzman
NY District Attorney of Brooklyn
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Georges Neagoy
Former C.I.A. Agent
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Gustavo Sánchez Salazar
Bolivian Secretary of the Interior
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Gastón Velasco
Bolivian Businessman
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Mirna Murillo
Bolivian Journalist
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Peter McFarren
Associated Press Correspondant in Bolivia
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Álvaro De Castro
Barbie's Bodyguard
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Joachim Fiebelkorn
Adventurer
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José Antonio Santos-Chichizola
Former Peruvian Judge
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Albert Brun
Agente France Presse Correspondant in Perú
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Beate Klarsfeld
Researcher of Nazi Crimes
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Ita Halaunbrenner
Witness for the Prosecution
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Alexandre Halaunbrenner
Ita Halaunbrenner's Son
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Monique Halaunbrenner
Ita Halaunbrenner's Daughter
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Ladislas De Hoyos
TV Anchorman
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Guido Vildoso
Former President of Bolivia
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Werner Guttentag
Publisher in Bolivia
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Régis Debray
Advisor to the French President
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Paul Schmitt
Prison Warden - Montluc
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Jacques Vergès
Maitre / Attorney-at-law
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Jacques Derogy
Investigative Journalist
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Claude Lanzmann
Himself
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Ute Messner
Librarian in Austria Barbie's Daughter
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Françoise Croizier
Housewife in Santa Cruz
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Roger Roucou
Restaurant Owner
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Christian Bourillot
Restaurant Owner
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Marie-Louise Vettard
Restaurant Owner
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Chantal Vettard
Marie-Louise Vettard's Daughter in Law
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Judith Miller
New York Times Correspondant
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Richard Bernstein
New York Times Correspondant
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Milton Dank
Historian
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Luis Bassets
El País Correspondant
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Françoise Stoll
French Student
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Isabel Hilton
The Independent Correspondant
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Jean-Marie Le Pen
Leader of the National Front
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Pierre Truche
Language Teacher, US Counter-Intelligence Agent, retired
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Alfred Streim
Federal Prosecutor of Nazi Crimes in Germany
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Sorj Chalandon
Libération Reporter in Lyon
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Julien Favet
Farm Worker at Izieu
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Roland Rappaport
Maitre / Attorney-at-law
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Sabrina Zlatin
Former Supervisor of Children's Home at Izieu
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Alain Finkielkraut
Philosopher
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Alain Jakubowicz
Maitre / Attorney-at-law
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André Castelnau
Journalist
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Jeanne Moreau
Narrator
