Explore the tragic truth about the massacre at the 1972 Olympic Games in Germany. Through interviews with key people such as the families of slain Olympians, German investigators and an anonymous perpetrator.
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Pemeran
Christian Stiefenhofer
Director
Guido Schlosser
Self - Former Criminal Investigator, Munich Police
Ankie Spitzer
Self - Widow of Andrei Spitzer
Jamal Al Gashey
Self - 1972 Member of the 'Black September' Commando
Ibrahim Al-Janzi
Self - Childhood Friend of Jamal al-Gashey
Zelig Shtorch
Self - Sports Marksman of the Israeli Olympic Team
Shaul Ladany
Self - Walker of the Israeli Olympic Team
Fatma Nazzal
Self - Sister of Hostage-Taker Yusuf 'Chi' Nazzal
Willi Voss
Self - 1972 Supporter of Palestinian Commandos
Shlmoit Romano
Self - Daughter of Joseph 'Yossi' Romano
Matthias Dahlke
Self - Political Scientist
Wolfgang Kraushaar
Self - Political Scientist
Magdi Gohari
Self - 1972 Mediator During Hostage Situation
Ehud Barak
Self - 1972 Commander of Israeli Special Unit
Ehud Barak
Self - Israeli Prime Minister, 1999-2001
Dieter Fox
Self - Former Member of the German Police Tactical Unit GSG9
Victor Cohan
Self - 1972 Negotiator of the Israeli Security Agency
Michael Bar-Zohar
Self - Israeli Historian and Politician
Sarah Bulbeisi
Self - Historian
Ghazi Al-Husseini
Self - Former Official of Palestinian 'Fatah' Party
Kathrina Edinger
Writer
Theresa Moebus
Writer
Christian Stiefenhofer
Writer
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