20th Century - 500 People - 500 Interview
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Years |
Title | Starring |
| 1900 | World Exhibition in Paris | Ursula Thomas: |
| was born in 1897 | ||
| Berlin | ||
| Maurice Bourgeois: | ||
| was born in 1895 | ||
| participated in the World Wars | ||
| Verdun veteran | ||
| Marie Vosswinkel: | ||
| was born in 1898 | ||
| Austrian immigrant | ||
| 1901 | Death of Queen Victoria | |
| Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg: | ||
| cousin of Queen Victoria | ||
| Amie Sears: | ||
| born 1891 | ||
| personally saw the Queen | ||
| Nikolai Romanov: | ||
| Russian Prince and head of the Romanov Family | ||
| nephew to the Czar and cousin of Wilhelm II. | ||
| Otto von Habsburg: | ||
| head of the Habsburgs | ||
| grandson of the last Austrian emperor | ||
| European politician | ||
| 1903 | The first powered flight of the Wright Brothers | |
| Darrell Collins: | ||
| Wright Memorial Kitty Hawk | ||
| Tom Crouch: | ||
| National Air | ||
| Wilkinson Wright: | ||
| Orville Wright's nephew | ||
| 1906 | Earthquake in San Francisco | |
| Cora Lucetti: | ||
| Survivor | ||
| daughter of a greengrocer | ||
| Marion Cowen: | ||
| Survivor | ||
| she was looking for her grandparents among the ruins | ||
| Gladys Hansen: | ||
| San Francisco Museum | ||
| Marie Lou Sobeck: | ||
| Geologist in San Francisco | ||
| Ross Stein: | ||
| Geologist in San Francisco | ||
| Tony Irons: | ||
| Architect | ||
| he designed and rebuilt the city hall in San Francisco after the earthquake | ||
| 1907 | Rasputin and the Romanovs | |
| Nicholas Romanov: | ||
| Russian Prince | ||
| head of the Romanov family | ||
| cousin of William II | ||
| Xenia Szfiri: | ||
| the Rasputin murderer | ||
| and the grandchild of Jussupov | ||
| Edward Radzinsky: | ||
| Russian historian | ||
| 1909 | Suffragette Demonstrations | |
| Anna Stott: | ||
| The first 21-year-old woman elector and the daughter of a suffragette | ||
| Kathleen Helpen: | ||
| born 1898 | ||
| Suffragette | ||
| Alice Schwarzer: | ||
| Feminist | ||
| chief editor of the newspaper "Emma" | ||
| 1911 | Amundsen reaches the South Pole | |
| Reinhold Messner: | ||
| Mountaineer | ||
| Lady Philipa Scott: | ||
| Robert F.Scotts daughter | ||
| Anne-Christine Jacobsen: | ||
| Roland Amundsens niece | ||
| 1912 | The maiden voyage of the Titanic | |
| Millvina Dean: | ||
| The last survivor | ||
| she was 9 months old then | ||
| Claes-Göran Wetterholm: | ||
| Writer and Marine historian | ||
| 1913 | The last German Kaiser | |
| Nicholas Romanov: | ||
| Prince of Russia | ||
| Otto von Habsburg: | ||
| Habsburg heir apparent to the throne | ||
| Maria Mehren: | ||
| eyewitness | ||
| born in 1898 | ||
| who personally saw the Emperor | ||
| Wilhelm von Ilsemann: | ||
| Godson of the emperor | ||
| Gertrud Handke: | ||
| eyewitness born in 1905 | ||
| Herbert Richter: | ||
| Soldier in World War I. | ||
| 1914 | The beginning of World War I | |
| Otto von Habsburg: | ||
| former pretender to the Austro-Hungarian throne | ||
| Henri Auclair: | ||
| soldier in WW I | ||
| Ranka Chabrinovic: | ||
| niece | ||
| of would-be assassin | ||
| Earl Gustav Adolph von Halem: | ||
| took part in the Great | ||
| War | ||
| 1916 | The Great War: The Battle of Verdun | |
| Ernst Weckerling: | ||
| Soldier | ||
| Warrant officer | ||
| Kurt Julius Unruh: | ||
| Captain | ||
| Maurice Bourgeois: | ||
| born 1885 | ||
| Verdun veteran | ||
| Retired General | ||
| Jürgen von Falkenhayn: | ||
| General | ||
| Earl Gustav Adolph von Halem: | ||
| took part in the Great War | ||
| 1917 | The Russian October Revolution | |
| Nicholas Romanov: | ||
| Prince of Russia | ||
| head of the Romanov Family | ||
| William II | ||
| his cousin | ||
| Arkady Startsev: | ||
| Historian | ||
| Solomon Avran: | ||
| 98 year-old eyewitness to the revolution | ||
| watch-maker | ||
| Anton-Antonov Ovseenko: | ||
| Historian | ||
| son of a leading military officer | ||
| GULAG victim | ||
| Jurij Buranov: | ||
| Historian | ||
| 1918 | The Revolution in Germany | |
| Philipp Scheidemann: | ||
| Under Secretary | ||
| Theodor Eschenburg | ||
| Eyewitness | ||
| His father is a captain | ||
| Hans Georg Birzele: | ||
| Member of the supreme command | ||
| 1919 | The Contract: the Treaty of Versailles | |
| Maurice Bourgois: | ||
| Soldier in 1919 | ||
| Alfred Grosser: | ||
| then in Paris | ||
| Heinz Höffling: | ||
| student at the time | ||
| Hans von Herwarth: | ||
| Retired diplomat | ||
| Fritz Fischer: | ||
| student at the time | ||
| Maurice Couve de Nurville: | ||
| Former Prime Minister | ||
| 1920 | The beginning of Prohibition in the USA | |
| Robert St. John: | ||
| Journalist | ||
| editor of the Chicago Cicero Tribune | ||
| Tony Berardi: | ||
| Photographer | ||
| George E. Q. Johnson: | ||
| son of the district attorney who sentenced Al Capone | ||
| Vern Whaley: | ||
| Newspaper publisher in Chicago | ||
| Elmer Gertz: | ||
| Lawyer | ||
| Harry Hart: | ||
| nephew of Al Capone | ||
| 1922 | The Seizure of Power: Mussolini | |
| Nicholas Romanov: | ||
| Russian Prince | ||
| Heir apparent to the throne | ||
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Romano Mussolini: | |
| son of Mussolini | ||
| Pietro Carradori: | ||
| Young man during Mussolini years | ||
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Peter Paul Boscariol: | |
| Liaison officer between the German and Italian troops | ||
| Giuseppe Carletti: | ||
| Eyewitness | ||
| Emil Carlebach: | ||
| Member of the German Communist Party | ||
| Egon Hanfstaengl: | ||
| Son of Hitler"s press spokesman | ||
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Indro Montanelli: | |
| Publicist | ||
| Reinhard Spizzy: | ||
| Colleague of Hitler | ||
| 1922 | The Excavation of Tutankhamen | |
| Nazri Iskander: | ||
| Chief curator | ||
| Mohamed Saleh: | ||
| Director of the Egyptian Museum | ||
| Mahmout Abd el Rasul: | ||
| Son of one of Carter"s workmate"s | ||
| 1923 | The Putsch: Hitler | |
| Ernst Hanfstaengl: | ||
| Son of Hitler's Chief Editor | ||
| Otto Gritschneder: | ||
| Lawyer | ||
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Günther Grassmann: | |
| Eyewitness | ||
| Josef Felder: | ||
| Representative in the German Socialist Party | ||
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Karl Füss: | |
| Eyewitness | ||
| 1924 | Stalin - Lenin | |
| Anton-Antonov Ovseyenko: | ||
| Historian | ||
| Gulag victim | ||
| Son of one besieger of the Winter Palace | ||
| Jurij Buranov: | ||
| Historian | ||
| Klavdija Sulgina: | ||
| Peasant woman from Leninskije Gorkij | ||
| Maria Rukavisnikova: | ||
| Son of the personal nurse of Lenin | ||
| Olga Uljanova: | ||
| Lenin"s niece | ||
| Natalija Rikova: | ||
| Stalin supporter Alexej Rikov"s daughter | ||
| 1925 | Charlie Chaplin in Hollywood | |
| Eugene Chaplin: | ||
| Charlie Chaplin"s son | ||
| David Raksin: | ||
| Composer of the Charlie Chaplin Films | ||
| Gloria Deltaven: | ||
| Charlie Chaplins Co-Star in ” | ||
| Modern Times” | ||
| Shani Wallis: | ||
| Charlie Chaplin"s Co-star in ” | ||
| King of New York” | ||
| Dean Riesner: | ||
| Actress in ” | ||
| The Pilgrim” | ||
| Tippi Hedren: | ||
| Charlie Chaplin"s Co-Star in ” | ||
| Queen of Hong Kong” | ||
| Chaplin"s last film | ||
| Sydney Chaplin: | ||
| Charlie Chaplin"s son | ||
| Norman Lloyd: | ||
| Charlie Chaplin"s Co-Star in "Limelight" | ||
| 1926 | Josephine Baker in her banana skirt | |
| Roman Cycowski: | ||
| Member of the Comedian Harmonist Band | ||
| Bryan Hammond: | ||
| Josephine Baker"s friend | ||
| Jean-Claude Baker: | ||
| Josephine Baker"s stepson | ||
| he was 14 years old when he got to her | ||
| Hyacinth Curtis: | ||
| Arstist | ||
| he saw live J. Baker in Paris | ||
| Doris Haug: | ||
| J.Baker choreographer | ||
| 1927 | Charles Lindbergh flies across the Atlantic | |
| Robert Bryan: | ||
| The lawyer of the Hauptmann Family | ||
| Reeve Lindbergh: | ||
| Charles Lindbergh"s daughter | ||
| Hugo Stockburger: | ||
| Eyewitness | ||
| Scott A. Berg: | ||
| Wrote Lindbergh"s biography | ||
| 1928 | The Discovery: Help through Penicillin | |
| Hans Schadewaldt: | ||
| Medical historian | ||
| Nurse in World War I. | ||
| Norman Heatley: | ||
| Scientist | ||
| Member of the Oxford team | ||
| Participated in developing the penicillin | ||
| Brown: | ||
| Historian | ||
| Flemming expert | ||
| Nathan Reed: | ||
| World War II. soldier | ||
| after the Battle of Normandy he was treated with penicillin which saved his life | ||
| 1929 | The Stock Market Crash | |
| Arthur Marx: | ||
| Groucho Marxs son | ||
| Salwyn Shufro: | ||
| Broker | ||
| Edward Lamont: | ||
| son of the leader of the A J.P. Morgan Bank | ||
| John Kenneth Galbraith: | ||
| Economical expert | ||
| 1930 | Gandhi: The Saltmarch | |
| Dave Banushawkar: | ||
| The last survivor of the Salt march | ||
| Gopad Godse: | ||
| The assassin” | ||
| s brother and accomplice | ||
| Usha Gokani: | ||
| Ghandi” | ||
| s grandchild | ||
| Muk Raj Anand: | ||
| Journalist | ||
| John Woors: | ||
| English veteran | ||
| Peter Richardson: | ||
| English veteran | ||
| 1932 | The End of the Weimar Republic | |
| Otto von Habsburg: | ||
| European politician | ||
| Head of the Habsburg family | ||
| Günther Schroeder: | ||
| Electoral participant | ||
| Journalist | ||
| Reinhard Spitzy: | ||
| Hitler” | ||
| s workmate | ||
| Tisa von Schulenber: | ||
| Limner | ||
| Countess Marion von Dönhoff: | ||
| Student at the time | ||
| Wilhelm Grewe: | ||
| Student at the time | ||
| Bruno Hähnel: | ||
| Then member of Nazi Party | ||
| Stéphane Roussel: | ||
| Correspondent of the time | ||
| Lonny von Schleicher: | ||
| Schleicher” | ||
| s daughter | ||
| Egon Hanfstaengl: | ||
| Son of Hitler”s | ||
| Isabel von Papen: | ||
| von Papen” | ||
| s daughter | ||
| Marcuse: | ||
| Supporter of the German Communist Party | ||
| Emil Carlebach: | ||
| Member of the German Communist Party | ||
| 1933 |
Hitlepowerr seizes |
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| Stéphane Roussel: | ||
| Correspondent in Berlin | ||
| Egon Hanfstaengl: | ||
| The son of Hitler's Press spekesmann | ||
| Tisa von der Schulenburg: | ||
| Illustrator | ||
| Isabelle von Papen: | ||
| Franz von Papen's | ||
| daughter | ||
| Hans Mayer: | ||
| German jew | ||
| Countess Marion Dönhoff : | ||
| Student in 1933 | ||
| Hans Tollmann: | ||
| internee | ||
| Josef Felder: | ||
| Representative of the German Socialist Party | ||
| 1934 | Mao Ce-Tung | |
| Chong Chixiong: | ||
| Veteran of the Long March | ||
| Chong Renhui : | ||
| Veteran of the Long March | ||
| Kuan Yu-Chien: | ||
| China-expert | ||
| Mao Ce Tung: | ||
| The Great Leader | ||
| Csen Jinti: | ||
| Mao's photographer | ||
| Chou Fuming: | ||
| He was in Mao's confidence | ||
| 1936 | Moments of death in the Spanish Civil War | |
| Kurt Julius Goldstein: | ||
| Member of the National Brigade | ||
| Herbert Rasc: | ||
| Member of the Condor Legion | ||
| Herbert Hampe: | ||
| Member of the Condor Legion | ||
| Eduardo Toledano: | ||
| At the age of 12 he was Franco's courier | ||
| Today he is the president of the alliance of the Franco Warriors | ||
| Gervasio Puerta: | ||
| At the age of 15 he was the soldier of the Republic | ||
| Today he is the president of the alliance of the Franco Victims | ||
| Jose Murillo Gerilla Maria Segura Picher de Borell: | ||
| Sister-in-law | ||
| Orestes Broton: | ||
| Mario Broton"s son | ||
| Antonio Triado Portal: | ||
| Archeologist | ||
| 1936 | Hero of the Olympic Games: Jesse Owens | |
| Leni Riefenstahl: | ||
| Director | ||
| Marlene O Rankin: | ||
| Daughter of Jesse Owens | ||
| Ruth Owens: | ||
| Wife of Jesse Owens | ||
| Beverly Owens Prather: | ||
| Daughter of Jesse Owens | ||
| Fritz Schilgen: | ||
| Carried the torch in 1936 | ||
| Hans Borgelt: | ||
| Journalist | ||
| Hilmar Hoffmann: | ||
| Former member of Hitler Youth | ||
| Robert Lochner: | ||
| American Olympic interpreter | ||
| 1937 | The Explosion of the Lakehurst | |
| Edith Dieckmann: | ||
| Former passenger | ||
| Werner Franz: | ||
| Former cabin-passenger | ||
| Eugen Bentele: | ||
| Former machinist of the Hindenburg | ||
| Albrecht von Brandenstein-Zeppelin: | ||
| Earl Zeppelin"s grand-grandchild | ||
| Hugo Stockburger: | ||
| Eyewitness | ||
| 1937 | Stalin the dictator | |
| Natalija Rikova: | ||
| The daughter of A. Rikov | ||
| who was the member of the political committe | ||
| Anton Antonov-Ovsejenko: | ||
| The son of the either besieger of the Winter Palace | ||
| Svetlana Bucharina: | ||
| Nikolaj Bucharin"s daughter | ||
| who was Lenin"s brother-in-arms | ||
| 1938 | The Night of Broken Glass | |
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| Georg Stefan Troller: | ||
| Eyewitness | ||
| Vienna | ||
| Werner Kuhnt: | ||
| Eyewitness | ||
| Coco Schumann: | ||
| Eyewitness | ||
| Berlin | ||
| Lore May: | ||
| Eyewitness | ||
| Frankfurt | ||
| Walter Philipson: | ||
| Jewish Eyewitness | ||
| Ernst Behm: | ||
| Then he was theologian | ||
| Imo Moszkowicz: | ||
| Eyewitness | ||
| Ahlen Inge Deutschkron: | ||
| Eyewitness | ||
| Berlin | ||
| 1938 | Munich Conference | |
| Reinhard Spitzy: | ||
| Hitler"s workmate | ||
| Eduard Goldstücker: | ||
| Bohemian diplomat | ||
| Walter Schmid: | ||
| Then he worked for the Ministry for Foreign Affairs | ||
| Gertrud Franke: | ||
| 1939 | Hitler attacks Poland | |
| Wladyslav Szpilmann: | ||
| Writer | ||
| Pianist at Radio Warsaw | ||
| Wladyslav Bartoszewski: | ||
| Journalist | ||
| Hans von Herwarth: | ||
| He works for the Ministry for Foreign Affairs | ||
| Hitler in Paris | ||
| 1940 | ||
| Ewald vom Kleist: | ||
| Soldier | ||
| later resistance fighter | ||
| Bernd Freytag von Loringhoven: | ||
| Officer of the general headquarters of Hitler | ||
| Johann Graf von Kielmannsegg: | ||
| Soldier in France | ||
| Claude Mosse: | ||
| Inhabitant in Paris | ||
| Hans-jürgen Habenicht: | ||
| Former hitlerjunge | ||
| Winrich Behr: | ||
| Officer in the front | ||
| 1941 | Operation Barbarossa | |
| Gerhard Goertz: | ||
| Soldier 1941 | ||
| Timofej Dombovski: | ||
| Soldier 1941 | ||
| Wolfgang Leonhard: | ||
| Studied in Moscow in 1941 | ||
| Philipp von Boeselager: | ||
| Officer 1941 | ||
| Peter von Zahn: | ||
| Crytographer at Wolfsschanze | ||
| Franz-Rudolf Zilm: | ||
| Officer 1941 | ||
| Willi Hannusch: | ||
| Officer 1941 | ||
| Gerd Schmückle: | ||
| Soldier 1941 | ||
| Reinhold Lofy: | ||
| Soldier 1941 | ||
| Willi Hein: | ||
| Soldier 1941 | ||
| Galina A. Michlina: | ||
| Belarusian Jewish woman | ||
| Adam Matthes: | ||
| Soldier 1941 | ||
| 1941 | The attack on Pearl Harbor | |
| Zenji Abe: | ||
| Japanese pilot | ||
| Robert Feary: | ||
| The U.S. Embassy in Tokyo, former assistant | ||
| Myrtle Watson | ||
| Pearl Harbor nurse | ||
| Robert Norman: | ||
| U.S. naval ships in the Nevada | ||
| 1942 | Concentration camp in Auschwitz | |
| Martin Gray: | ||
| Auschwitz prisoner | ||
| Hans Münch: | ||
| Doctor in Auschwitz | ||
| Magda Spiegel: | ||
| Auschwitz prisoner | ||
| Jehoshua Rosenblum: | ||
| Special commando Auschwitz | ||
| 1943 | The Cold Battle: Stalingrad | |
| Edith Gehlert: | ||
| Red Cross-nurse | ||
| Kurt Palm: | ||
| Soldier at Stalingrad | ||
| Claudia Schapowalowa: | ||
| lives in Stalingrad | ||
| Iwan Stepanschuk: | ||
| Soldier at Stalingrad | ||
| Günter Wolff: | ||
| Soldierofficer | ||
| Heinrich Meidinger: | ||
| Soldierofficer at Stalingrad | ||
| Josef Schaaf: | ||
| Soldierofficer at Stalingrad | ||
| Paul Jordan: | ||
| Soldierofficer | ||
| 1943 | The Ghetto Boy from Warsaw | |
| Israel Gutmann: | ||
| Survivor | ||
| Tvsi Nußbaum: | ||
| Doctor | ||
| survivor | ||
| who again recognize himselves in the photo | ||
| Marcel Reich-Ranicki: | ||
| Survivor | ||
| Literaturecritic | ||
| 1944 | Decision Day | |
| Franz Gockel: | ||
| German soldier | ||
| Manfred Rommel: | ||
| Erwin Rommel"s son / former mayor in Stuttgart | ||
| Bob Sales: | ||
| US-soldier | ||
| Bob Slaughter: | ||
| US-soldier | ||
| 1945 | The red flag on the Reichstag | |
| Jevgenij Chaldeij: | ||
| Photographer | ||
| Inge Deutschkron: | ||
| German Jew | ||
| Lothar Loewe: | ||
| Hitlerjunge in Berlin | ||
| Wolfgang Leonhard: | ||
| Ullbricht Group | ||
| Traudl Junge: | ||
| Hitler"s secretary | ||
| Waltraud Hahn: | ||
| Lives in Berlin | ||
| Peter Florin: | ||
| Then he was a german communist | ||
| Anna Louise Reichhardt: | ||
| Then she was a german communist | ||
| Anneliese Leinemann: | ||
| Then she was a german communist | ||
| 1945 | The bombing of Hiroshima | |
| Hans Bethe: | ||
| Nuclear researcher | ||
| Dutch van Kirk: | ||
| Navigator of "Enola Gay" | ||
| Francis Tomosawa: | ||
| Survivor | ||
| 1946 | The Nuremberg Trials | |
| William Jackson: | ||
| Son of the main judge | ||
| Howard Smith: | ||
| Interpreter and observer on trials | ||
| Reinhard Spitzy: | ||
| Hitler's workmate | ||
| Gitta Sereny: | ||
| Observer on trials | ||
| English journalist | ||
| Speer-biographer | ||
| Joseph Malta: | ||
| Executioner | ||
| Nürnberg | ||
| 1947 | Foundation of the State of Israel | |
| Shimon Peres: | ||
| Former Haganah-leader | ||
| Former Prime Minister | ||
| Yossi Harel: | ||
| The captain of the Exodus | ||
| Teddy Kollek: | ||
| Haganah-deputy in Washington | ||
| Former mayor in Jerusalem | ||
| Yoram Kaniuk: | ||
| Volunteer in the war | ||
| Writer | ||
| 1948 | Raisin bombers over Berlin | |
| Jack O. Bennett: | ||
| Civil pilot | ||
| Raisin Bombers | ||
| Gisela Stange: | ||
| Eyewitness in Berlin | ||
| Edzard Reuter: | ||
| Ernst Reuter"s son | ||
| Gail Halvorsen: | ||
| US-Air Force pilot | ||
| Alexander Kulpok: | ||
| Eyewitness | ||
| Then he was 9 years old | ||
| Mercedes Wild: | ||
| Inhabitant in Berlin | ||
| Then she was 6 years old | ||
| 1949 | The founding of the East and West German States | |
| Taylor Ostrander: | ||
| Member of US Supreme Command | ||
| Antonius John: | ||
| Journalist in Bonn | ||
| Franz Heubl: | ||
| Founding member of CSU | ||
| Lord Noel Annan: | ||
| Member of British Supreme Command | ||
| Otto Schumacher-Hellmold: | ||
| Journalist in Bonn | ||
| Lothar Rühl: | ||
| Employed by the Parlamentiary Commitee | ||
| Hildegard Hamm-Brücher: | ||
| City Councilor in Munich | ||
| 1951 | The Comeback of a Legend: Churchill returns | |
| Celia Sandys: | ||
| Churchill"s grandchild | ||
| Winston Churchill jr.: | ||
| Churchill"s grandchild | ||
| Egon Hanfstaengl: | ||
| The son of the spokesman of Hitler | ||
| Barbara Castle: | ||
| Former member of the House of Parliament | ||
| former Labour-President | ||
| 1953 | Upheaval in East Germany | |
| Sergej Kondrachov: | ||
| KGB agent and officer | ||
| Valentin Falin: | ||
| Ministry for Foreign Affairs | ||
| Fritz Schenk: | ||
| SED member | ||
| Officer | ||
| Werner Herbig: | ||
| Leader of strike in Görlitz | ||
| 1953 | Elizabeth becomes Queen of England | |
| Gilles Marseilles: | ||
| Eyewitness | ||
| Dr. David Starkey: | ||
| Historian | ||
| Kitty Kelley: | ||
| Gossip riporter | ||
| Lady Pamela Hicks: | ||
| The queen"s maid of honour/ Prince Philipp"s cousin/ Lord Mountbatten"s daughter | ||
| 1953 | The first assault of Mount Everest | |
| Sir Edmund Hillary: | ||
| First to climb Mount Everest | ||
| Reinhold Messner: | ||
| Extreme mountain climber/conquered Everest | ||
| George Band: | ||
| Member of the 1953 expedition | ||
| 1954 | Bombing of Bikini Atoll | |
| Herbert York: | ||
| Nuclear physicist | ||
| Dr. Edward Teller: | ||
| Nuclear physicist | ||
| Designer of the hydrogen bomb | ||
| Almira Matayoshi: | ||
| Born on Bikini | ||
| Relocated to Rongerik Atoll | ||
| Chiyoko Tamayose: | ||
| Relocated to Rongerik Atoll | ||
| Warren Overstreet: | ||
| Survivor | ||
| US Soldier on Bikini Atoll | ||
| 1954 | Marilyn Monroe in Korea | |
| George Barris: | ||
| Marilyn Monroe photographer | ||
| James Dougherty: | ||
| Marilyn"s frist husband | ||
| Chris Sarno: | ||
| US sailor | ||
| Attended Marilyn"s Korean performance | ||
| Susan Strassberg: | ||
| Actress | ||
| Friend of Marylin | ||
| 1955 | German Prisoners return Home | |
| Hans Ulrich Kempski: | ||
| Member of the German delegation | ||
| Günther Deihl: | ||
| Member of the German delegation | ||
| Rolf Dietrich Keil: | ||
| Adenauer"s intreperter | ||
| Günther Wagenlehner: | ||
| Returned home | ||
| Wilhelm Grewe: | ||
| Adenauer"s advisor | ||
| Alexej Bogumolow: | ||
| Khrushchev"s interpreter | ||
| 1956 | Anti-Communist Protest in Hungary | |
| Gergely Pongracz: | ||
| Leader of the insurgents at Corvin köz | ||
| Sergey Khrushchev: | ||
| Nikita Khrushchev"s son | ||
| Peter Földes: | ||
| Former radio producer | ||
| Vladimir Khrushchev: | ||
| Head of the KGB until 1991 | ||
| Sándor Kopácsi: | ||
| Budapest police captain | ||
| Vitaly Fomin: | ||
| Political head of the Soviet occupying forces | ||
| Erzsebet Nagy: | ||
| Daughter of Imre Nagy | ||
| 1958 | The king of Rock and Roll | |
| Dixie Emmons: | ||
| Elvis"s first girlfriend | ||
| Sam Phillips: | ||
| Discovered Elvis | ||
| Founder of Sun Records | ||
| Dj Fontana: | ||
| Elvis"s first drummer | ||
| George Klein: | ||
| Elvis"s friend | ||
| Ted Herold: | ||
| The German Elvis | ||
| Rock and Roll star | ||
| 1959 | Fidel Castro in Havana | |
| Tad Szulc: | ||
| Journalist for New York Times | ||
| Marita Lorenz: | ||
| Fidel Castro"s ex-lover | ||
| CIA Agent | ||
| She had to kill Castro | ||
| Horacio Creache: | ||
| The captain of the rebellious army | ||
| Margarita Pratts Espinosa: | ||
| Revolutionist in Las Villas | ||
| Victor Boronat Munoz: | ||
| Lieutenant of the rebellious army | ||
| Fidel Castro"s brother-in-arms | ||
| Ricardo Martinez: | ||
| Revolutionist | ||
| Founder of „ | ||
| Radio Rebelde“ | ||
| Fidel Castro"s brother-in-arms | ||
| Terrance G. Leonhardy: | ||
| Worked for the US Ministry for Foreign Affairs | ||
| Alina Fernandez: | ||
| Fidel Castro"s daughter | ||
| 1960 | Israeli agents track down Adolf Eichmann | |
| Zvi Aharoni: | ||
| Israeli secret service | ||
| Mosad | ||
| Simon Wiesenthal: | ||
| Eichmann"s chaser | ||
| Isser Harel: | ||
| Chief of Mossad | ||
| Rafi Eitan: | ||
| Leader of the "Eichmann Operation" | ||
| 1961 | The leap to freedom | |
| Walter Grätz: | ||
| Lives in West Berlin | ||
| Marianne von Novicof: | ||
| Lives in East Berlin | ||
| Conrad Schumann: | ||
| East German border guard | ||
| Kurt Dietze: | ||
| West Berlin police officer | ||
| Ernst Kretzschmar: | ||
| Teacher in Görlitz | ||
| Fritz Schenk: | ||
| East German defector | ||
| Egon Bahr: | ||
| Former speaker of the Berlin senate | ||
| Robert Lochner: | ||
| Director of RIAS television and radio | ||
| 1962 | The Crisis: Missiles on Cuba | |
| Mc Illmoyle: | ||
| U2 Pilot | ||
| Ted Sorensen: | ||
| Kennedy presidental advisor | ||
| Robert Mc Namara: | ||
| Former Secretary of Defense | ||
| Sergey Khrushchev: | ||
| Nikita Khrushchev"s son | ||
| John F. Kennedy: | ||
| Former President of the United States | ||
| Pierre Salinger: | ||
| Kennedy press secretary | ||
| 1963 | The Assassination: JF Kennedy in Dallas | |
| Ron Jenkins: | ||
| Radio journalist and eyewitness | ||
| James R. Leavelle: | ||
| Dallas police officer | ||
| Arthur Schlesinger: | ||
| Presidental advisor and historian | ||
| Sam Pate: | ||
| Eyewitness | ||
| Pierre Salinger: | ||
| John F. Kennedy press secretary | ||
| Douglas Horne: | ||
| Member of the Assassination Records Review Board | ||
| 1964 | Cassius Clay becomes World Champion | |
| Joe Martin Jr.: | ||
| Police officer | ||
| Ali"s first trainer | ||
| Leon Gast: | ||
| Film maker | ||
| Angelo Dundee: | ||
| Trainer | ||
| Karl Mildenberger: | ||
| Opponent | ||
| 1965 | A Royal Medal for the Beatles | |
| Lorenz Niedermeier: | ||
| Munich police sergeant at the June 24th | ||
| 1966 Beatles concert in Munich | ||
| Raymond Wagner: | ||
| Media consultant | ||
| Beatles fan | ||
| Saw Beatles at the Circus Krone concert in Munich | ||
| 1966 | ||
| Astrid Kirchherr: | ||
| Photographer | ||
| Friend of the Beatles during the Hamburg period | ||
| Hunter Davis: | ||
| Reporter | ||
| Christel Beyl: | ||
| Accompanied Beatles on their Bravo-Blitz-tour | ||
| 1966 | Germany loses the Football World Championship | |
| Uwe Seeler: | ||
| Captain of the German national team | ||
| Wolfgang Weber: | ||
| Player on the German national team | ||
| Hr. Krizok: | ||
| Football fan and referee at the finals | ||
| Dieter Kürten: | ||
| Tv producer at Wembley | ||
| Wolfgang Weber: | ||
| Player on the German national team | ||
| 1967 | The end of the six-day-war | |
| Mohammed Al-Jamal: | ||
| Imam of the Al Aksa Mosque | ||
| Shimon Peres: | ||
| Former Prime Minister | ||
| Hod Mordechai: | ||
| Former commander of the Air Force | ||
| Ifat Itzak: | ||
| Paratrooper | ||
| 1967 | The death of Benno Ohnesorg | |
| Siegward Lönnendonker: | ||
| Member of SDS | ||
| Student | ||
| Horst Geier: | ||
| Police commissioner | ||
| Michael Baumann: | ||
| Grade school student | ||
| Ex-terrorist | ||
| Frederike Hausmann: | ||
| Student | ||
| Peter Ohnesorg: | ||
| Older brother of Ohnesorg | ||
| Wolfgang Büsch: | ||
| Berlin interior cabinet | ||
| 1968 | The Shot: the death of a vietcong | |
| Ed Miles: | ||
| Vietnam veteran | ||
| Nguyen Thi Lop: | ||
| Widow of a Vietcong member | ||
| Eddie Adams: | ||
| Photographer | ||
| Gene La Roque: | ||
| Admiral in the US Navy | ||
| 1968 | The end of Pargue spring: words against tanks | |
| Egon Bahr: | ||
| Staffer at the Foreign Ministry | ||
| Valentin Falin: | ||
| Head of the international section of the Slovakian Communist Party | ||
| Eduard Goldstücker: | ||
| President of the Czechoslovakian Writer"s Union | ||
| Editor-in-chief of Líterárny Listy | ||
| Spiritual leader of the Prague Spring | ||
| Vera Stockikova-Heroldova: | ||
| Radio announcer | ||
| First reported news of the occupation on the radio | ||
| Alekszandr Majorov: | ||
| General | ||
| Commander of the occupying forces | ||
| Rudolf Slezák: | ||
| Camera assistant on the Kratky Film | ||
| Kamila Mouckova: | ||
| Staffer in the office of the president of Czechoslovakian TV | ||
| Jiri Pelikan | ||
| Emilia Gogova: | ||
| Daughter of Emil Gallo (man in front of the tank) | ||
| 1969 | The first man on the moon: Neil Armstrong | |
| Stephan Bales: | ||
| Apollo 11 flight controller | ||
| Alexej Kokov: | ||
| Cosmonaut | ||
| Buzz Aldrin: | ||
| Apollo 11astronaut | ||
| Chancellor Willy Brandt in Poland | ||
| 1970 | ||
| Egon Bahr: | ||
| Minister of State at the German Federal Chancellery | ||
| Israel Gutmann: | ||
| Survivor | ||
| Marcel Reich-Ranicki: | ||
| Was in the Warsaw ghetto | ||
| Survived the uprising | ||
| Professor of Literature | ||
| Willy Brandt: | ||
| Former Chancellor of Germany | ||
| Walter Scheel: | ||
| President of West Germany | ||
| Marek Edelmann: | ||
| Polish resistance fighter and eyewitness | ||
| 1972 | The Victim: A Girl from Vietnam | |
| Hans Scheicher: | ||
| ZDF reporter in Vietnam | ||
| Kim Phuc: | ||
| Napalm victim | ||
| John Plummer: | ||
| Captain | ||
| US Army | ||
| Prof. Zellner: | ||
| Doctor who treated Kim Phuc | ||
| Nick Ut: | ||
| Photographer | ||
| 1972 | The attack on Israeli sportsman during the olympic games | |
| Ankie Spitzer: | ||
| André Spitzer"s widow | ||
| Abu Daud: | ||
| Leader of the insurgents | ||
| Heidi Schüller: | ||
| German athlete | ||
| Hans-Jochen Vogel: | ||
| Vice president of the organizing committee | ||
| Walter Tröger: | ||
| Mayor of the Olympic Village | ||
| Bruno Merk: | ||
| Bavarian Interior Minister | ||
| Walter Renner: | ||
| Munich police sergeant | ||
| Ulrich Wegener: | ||
| German border guard | ||
| Liaison with the Interior Ministry | ||
| 1974 | An East German Spy in the Chancellery | |
| Helmut Schmidt: | ||
| Chancellor | ||
| Successor of Brandt | ||
| Markus Wolff: | ||
| Guillaume"s principal | ||
| Horst Ehmke: | ||
| Then head of the chancellor"s office | ||
| Egon Bahr: | ||
| Under-secretary | ||
| Mathias Brandt: | ||
| Willy Brandt"s son | ||
| Günte Guillaume: | ||
| Chancery-spy | ||
| Willy Brandt: | ||
| Chancellor | ||
| Klaus Harpprecht: | ||
| Consultant of the chancellor | ||
| 1974 | The Watergate Hotel: Us President Nixon resigns | |
| Carl Bernstein: | ||
| Journalist at Washington Post | ||
| John Dean: | ||
| Lawyer in the White House | ||
| later crown witness versus Nixon | ||
| G. Gordon Liddy: | ||
| Watergate-burglar | ||
| 1975 | Vietnam: Flight from the US Embassy | |
| Frank Snepp: | ||
| CIA Agent in Saigon | ||
| Lee Diep Nguyen: | ||
| Vietnamese Woman | ||
| James Kean: | ||
| Soldier for US Marine | ||
| Harry Summers: | ||
| Diplomat | ||
| Peter Arnett : | ||
| Journalist for CNN | ||
| 1976 | The bloody end of student protests | |
| Legkali Matabathe: | ||
| Director of the school called Morris Issac | ||
| Antoinette Totsihole: | ||
| Hector Pietersen"s sister | ||
| Sam Nzima: | ||
| Photographer | ||
| Gladys Pietersen: | ||
| Hector Pietersen"s mother | ||
| 1977 | Palestinian terrorists hitchhike a german airplane | |
| Peter Jürgen Boock: | ||
| Then member of RAF | ||
| Jürgen Vietor: | ||
| Co-pilot of the Landshut | ||
| Diana Müll: | ||
| Hostage | ||
| Ulrich Wegener: | ||
| Leader of the GSG9 unit | ||
| 1978 | The first test tube baby | |
| John Brown: | ||
| The father of the first test-tube baby | ||
| Louise Brown: | ||
| The first test-tube baby | ||
| Leslie Brown: | ||
| The mother of the first test-tube baby | ||
| Dr. Robert Edwards: | ||
| Gene-researcher | ||
| 1979 | The Revolution: Ayatollah Khomeini | |
| Abol Hassan Banisadr: | ||
| Former President of Iran | ||
| Michael Metrinko: | ||
| Politician officer | ||
| American embassy | ||
| Ibrahim Yazdir: | ||
| Minister for Foreign Affairs in the Iranian revolutionary government | ||
| Gary Sick: | ||
| Member of the National Security Council during the crisis | ||
| Barry Rosen: | ||
| Media spokesman | ||
| American embassy in Teheran | ||
| Hostage | ||
| Nassar Hadian: | ||
| Professor | ||
| University of Teheran | ||
| 1980 | The strike: Solidarnosc | |
| Lech Walesa: | ||
| Leader of the Solidarity Movement | ||
| Wojciech Jaruselsky: | ||
| Former member of the Political Commitee | ||
| Prime Minister in 1981 | ||
| Waldemar Kuczynski: | ||
| Member of the opposition | ||
| Advisor to the Prime Minister | ||
| Tadeusz Mazowiecki: | ||
| Member of the opposition | ||
| Head of the government in 1989 | ||
| Pawel Zinczuk: | ||
| Shipyard worker | ||
| 1981 | The attempt on the Pope | |
| Franz König: | ||
| Cardinal of Vienna | ||
| John Paul II: | ||
| Pope | ||
| Wojciech Jaruzelski: | ||
| Former Polish Prime Minister | ||
| Ali Agca: | ||
| Assassin | ||
| Melvin Goodman: | ||
| CIA Agent at time of assassination attempt | ||
| Victor Sejmov: | ||
| Former KGB Agent | ||
| Giulio Andreotti: | ||
| Italian Prime Minister | ||
| 1982 | The Falkland War | |
| Mario Benjamin Menendez: | ||
| Former supreme commander of Argentine forces | ||
| Arturo Vallejos: | ||
| Argentine fighter | ||
| Delmir Esther Hasenclever: | ||
| Mother of an Argentine soldier | ||
| Peter Carrington: | ||
| Former British Minister for Foreign Affairs | ||
| Denzil Connick: | ||
| British veteran | ||
| Soldier in the Falkland War | ||
| Robert Short: | ||
| Lives in Falklands | ||
| Farmer | ||
| Wendy Teggart: | ||
| Lives in the Falklands | ||
| 1983 | The fake: Hitler | |
| Konrad Kujau: | ||
| Counterfeiter | ||
| Prof. Hugh Trevor Roper: | ||
| Historian | ||
| Manfred Bissinger: | ||
| Former Stern editor | ||
| 1985 | Rock Hudson becomes the first famous AIDS Victim | Starring: |
| Sean Strub O"Brien: | ||
| Publisher of "POZ" | ||
| an alternative lifestyle magazine | ||
| Bill Darrow: | ||
| Credited with identifying "patient zero" | ||
| Don Francis: | ||
| Reseacher for the Atlanta Centers for Disease Control | ||
| Michael Gottlieb: | ||
| AIDS researcher | ||
| 1986 | The Challenger Tragedy | |
| Jesco von Putkamer: | ||
| NASA Headquarters | ||
| Grace Corrigan: | ||
| Christa McAuliffe\\\\"s mother | ||
| Roger Boisjoly: | ||
| Former engineer at NASA | ||
| June Scobee-Rogers: | ||
| Wife of Challenger Commander of Dick Scobee | ||
| Dutch van Kirk: | ||
| Navigator for the Enola Gay | ||
| 1986 | The nuclear disaster: Chernobyl | |
| Jurij Samojlenko: | ||
| Head engineer for accident and reconstruction services | ||
| Nikolai Steinberg: | ||
| Head of the Chernobyl Nuclear power plant after the catastrophe | ||
| Andrej Sinjenko: | ||
| Head of the electricians | ||
| Vladimir Csuugonov: | ||
| Engineer and head of Block 1 | ||
| Katja Turovets: | ||
| Local resident living just a few kilometers from the power plant | ||
| Vladimir Sikalov: | ||
| Kurchatov Institute | ||
| Oleg Genrich: | ||
| Engineer on Block 4 on the night of the disaster | ||
| Igor Kusmin: | ||
| Physicist at the Kurchatov Institute | ||
| 1987 | The political scandal: Barschel | |
| Heinrich Wille: | ||
| Chief Public Prosecutor | ||
| Erich Samson: | ||
| Barschel"s legal counsel | ||
| Justus Warburg: | ||
| Barschel family lawyer | ||
| 1988 | The catastrophe of Gladbeck | |
| Wolfgang Schöning: | ||
| Bank director | ||
| Ines Falk: | ||
| Hostage | ||
| Winrich Granitzka: | ||
| Police officer in Cologne | ||
| Holger Prestin: | ||
| Rösner"s attorney | ||
| Holger Arndt: | ||
| 1989 | Berlin: The coming down of the wall | |
| Hans Dietrich Genscher: | ||
| Former West German Miniter of Foreign Affairs | ||
| Hans Modrow: | ||
| SED party president in Dresden | ||
| Egon Krenz: | ||
| General secretary of the sSocialist Unity Party of Germany | ||
| Rainer Eppelmann: | ||
| Civil Rights activist | ||
| 1990 | The reunification of Germany | |
| Nikolai Portugalov: | ||
| Gorbachev advisor | ||
| Helmut Kohl: | ||
| Chancellor of West Germany at the time | ||
| Frank Neubert: | ||
| Resident of Dresden | ||
| Markus Meckel: | ||
| SPD (East Germany) | ||
| Lothar De Maiziere: | ||
| CDU (East Germany) | ||
| Michail Gorbachev: | ||
| Former head of the Soviet Union | ||
| 1991 | Operation desert storm: The Gulf War | |
| Richard B. Cheney: | ||
| US Secretary of Defense at the time | ||
| Peter Arnett: | ||
| CNN Journalist | ||
| Paul Sullivan: | ||
| US Army | ||
| 1991 | Communists attempt take-over in Moscow | |
| Sophia Ussova: | ||
| Vladimir Ussov"s mother (One of the coup victims in 1991) | ||
| Anatolij Chernyayev: | ||
| Gorbachev advisor at the time | ||
| Vladimir Krjutcskov: | ||
| Head of the KGB until 1991 | ||
| Oleg Boldin: | ||
| Former deputy head of the Security Council | ||
| Victor Karpuchin: | ||
| Former leader of the KGB Alpha Unit | ||
| 1992 | Omarska: The Bosnien war | |
| Hans Koschnik: | ||
| EU commissioner in Mostar | ||
| Fikret Alic: | ||
| Detainee in Omarska | ||
| Lewis MacKenzie: | ||
| UN commander in 1992 | ||
| Zlata Medic-Cikota: | ||
| Detainee in Omarska | ||
| Ed Vulliamy: | ||
| Journalist | ||
| 1993 | The UN flees Somalia | |
| Gregg Gould: | ||
| US Army in Somaila | ||
| David W. Floyd: | ||
| US Navy | ||
| Took part in the action at the Hotel Olympic | ||
| Basi Mohammed Sufi: | ||
| Department head at the Somali Foreign Affairs Ministry | ||
| Yussuf Adam Bokah: | ||
| The last Somali ambassador to East Germany | ||
| James W. Davis: | ||
| International affairs analyst | ||
| Robert B. Oakley: | ||
| US diplomat in Somalia | ||
| 92-93 | ||
| Fred Peck: | ||
| US Navy in Somalia | ||
| 1994 | Mandela becomes South African president | |
| Goyan Mbeki: | ||
| Mandela fighter and cellmate to Mandela | ||
| Chriso Brand: | ||
| Nelson Mandela prison guard | ||
| Frederik Willem de Klerk: | ||
| Former president of South Africa | ||
| 1995 | Rabin assassinated in Israel | |
| Geula Amir: | ||
| Mother of Rabin assassin | ||
| Lea Rabin: | ||
| Sister of Yitzakh Rabin | ||
| Ehud Sprinzak: | ||
| Talmud scholar | ||
| Simon Peres: | ||
| Former Prime Minister | ||
| 1997 | The Death of the Princess of Wales | |
| Starring: | ||
| Philip Atwell Brewer: | ||
| Yale accident specialist | ||
| Elsa Key Bowker: | ||
| Close friend of Lady Diana | ||
| Roberto Devorik: | ||
| Close friend of Lady Diana | ||
| Richard Kay: | ||
| Royal reporter at the Daily Mail | ||
| Lady Diana confidant | ||
| Mohamed Al-Fayed: | ||
| Dodi Al-Fayed"s father | ||
| 1998 | The Scandal: Clinton and Lewinsky | |
| Starring: | ||
| Michael Isikoff: | ||
| Investigative editor at Newsweek | ||
| Paula Jones: | ||
| Bill Clinton"s ex-lover | ||
| Lanny T. Davis: | ||
| Presidental advisor | ||
| Asa Hutchinson: | ||
| Member of Congress | ||
| Chris Cannon: | ||
| Member of Congress | ||
| 1999 | The Incomparable Century: A Flash-back | |
