German diplomat and SS-Brigadeführer in the bunker who commits suicide despite Ernst-Günther Schenck's attempts to persuade him to live, following the collapse of the regime.
Author cameo in the first film, parodying the famous German Western writer.
A factory worker critical of the Nazi regime who initially forbids Friedrich from attending the NaPOLA academy. His opposition leads to a Gestapo visit orchestrated by the boxing trainer, highlighting the political risks faced by dissenters in the family.
A Gestapo investigator who interrogates Sophie after her arrest. Mohr pressures her to support the existing political order and challenges her accusations against the regime, while acknowledging some crimes. Although he helps secure the case, he later watches sadly as Sophie is taken to her execution.
Elderly Roman veteran reflecting on decades of imperial service and decline.
Medical intern learning under senior staff while facing ethical dilemmas.
A lawyer who represents Geissler's interests, managing legal and procedural aspects to facilitate his theological candidacy within the Church.
Medical professional responsible for Sophie's diagnosis and treatment plan. He delivers the cancer diagnosis and manages her chemotherapy regimen.
Local police officer responding to initial crime scene reports.
A chief inspector and fervent Christian who sees Lena as an ally in his moral campaign.
Alexander Held has 103 screen credits in a career dating back to 1970. Their work spans 10 cinematic universes — most prominently Der Masuren-Krimi with 1 titles. Signature works include Geheimkommando Familie, Sophie Scholl: The Final Days, Die Spesenritter. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 10 universes
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