Naked Among Wolves (1963): Difference between revisions
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Naked Among Wolves (1963): Difference between revisions
Naked Among Wolves is a 1963 East German drama movie directed by Frank Beyer and based on the novel of the same name by Bruno Apitz, which was published by Mitteldeutscher Verlag in 1958. January 1945: The front moves hourly closer to Buchenwald concentration camp, and the Waffen SS increases its daily "extermination quota". Several prisoners plan to rebel. Then the inmates Höfel and Pippig discover a little boy in a suitcase. But hiding him in the camp is not only extremely difficult, but it also endangers the work of the resistance.
The novel was first adapted for a film by Georg Leopold for GDR television in 1960. The actors Fred Delmare, Peter Sturm, Wolfram Handel, and Angela Brunner played the same roles in both film adaptations (in some cases even with the same dialogues). In 2015, a remake of the literary original directed by Philipp Kadelbach was shown on German television.
The following weapons were used in the film Naked Among Wolves:
Waffen SS officers like SS-Hauptsturmführer (Captain; although his shoulder insignia is a mix of a Hauptsturmführer and Obersturmführer (First lieutenant)) Kluttig (Herbert Köfer) are armed with Walther PPs.
Luger pistols are used by Rudi Peppig (Fred Delmare), SS-Hauptscharführer (Master Sergeant) Zweiling, SS-Oberscharführer (Technical sergeant; or SS-Standartenjunker (Officer Aspirant); the shoulder insignia is incorrect potrayed) Mandrill (Fred Ludwig), Herbert Bochow (Gerry Wolff), and Leonid Bogorski (Viktor Avdyushko).
KZ inmates also wield some sporter variants of the Karabiner 98k.
Error creating thumbnail: File missingKarabiner 98k Sporter - 7.92x57mm; for comparison. The screen used variant has a straight bolt handle and standard Kar98k stock with a side-mounted sling.Error creating thumbnail: File missingKZ inmates uncover hidden rifles. Note the straight bolt handle and the notch for a turned-down one between the hand of the inmate touching the rifle and the bag to the right.Error creating thumbnail: File missingThe barrel is partially seen; held by the left inmate.
