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Die Emser Depesche

1976, German. Directed by Ralph Boettner.

Theme of this scenic documentation is the consistent preparation of the Franco-German War by Bismarck and leading Prussian military, who, with the help of the conservative and liberal Berlin press, created the mood in which the publication of the heavily redacted "Emser Depesche" showed an effect desired by Bismarck. The authenticity of the game plot is supported by documents and documentary material.

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Released
8 July 1976
Country
East Germany
Written by
Kurt Rückmann, Ralph Boettner

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Die Emser Depesche (1976) was directed by Ralph Boettner and stars Fritz Bartholdt, Wilhelm Koch-Hooge, Wolfgang Thal.

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