Die Geschwister Oppermann
Series Overview
History of a Jewish family, the Oppermanns, in Berlin at the end of 1932, after Hitler has become the leader of Germany's strongest political party.
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1 Season • 2 Episodes
1983 – 1983
Premiered: Sun, Jan 30, 1983
Creative Production Team
Latest Aired Episode
Season 1, Episode 2: “Episode 2”
Seasons & Episodes Breakdown
Cast & Creators
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Wolfgang Kieling
Martin Oppermann
Rosel Zech
Lieselotte Oppermann
Michael Degen
Dr. Gustav Oppermann
Ilona Grübel
Sybil
Peter Fitz
Prof. Edgar Oppermann
Gert Haucke
Prof. Mühlheim
Hannes Messemer
Gutwetter
Elisabeth Wiedemann
Frau Francois
Eva Brumby
Oberschwester Helene
Rolf Schimpf
Schlüter
Till Topf
Berthold Oppermann
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Egon Monk
Egon Monk, Lion Feuchtwanger
Alexander Goehr
Wolfgang Treu
Edelgard Gielisch
Gyula Trebitsch
Department Leadership Roster
Egon Monk
Director
Egon Monk
Writer
Gyula Trebitsch
Producer
Alexander Goehr
Original Music Composer
Wolfgang Treu
Director of Photography
Edelgard Gielisch
Editor
Mathias Matthies
Production Design
Ellen Schmidt
Production Design
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What is Die Geschwister Oppermann about?
History of a Jewish family, the Oppermanns, in Berlin at the end of 1932, after Hitler has become the leader of Germany's strongest political party.
How many seasons does Die Geschwister Oppermann have?
Die Geschwister Oppermann comprises 1 season available to explore.
Who stars in Die Geschwister Oppermann?
Key cast members in Die Geschwister Oppermann include Wolfgang Kieling, Rosel Zech, Michael Degen, Ilona Grübel, Peter Fitz.
Who created or directed Die Geschwister Oppermann?
Die Geschwister Oppermann was developed and directed by Egon Monk.