High-ranking Nazi officer in Inglourious Basterds.
Historical figure
Dieter Mohr is a high-ranking German security official who takes an interest in Günther Bachmann's investigation of Issa Karpov and Abdullah. Unlike Bachmann, he appears focused on capturing suspects rather than assessing their guilt or future usefulness. His agents, acting with Martha Sullivan, ambush Bachmann and remove Karpov and Abdullah after the fund transfer.
Jules’s father. He learns that the caller is Klara, investigates through his contacts, and warns Jules that Klara’s suicide story may not be credible.
Theodor Meynert is the director of the psychiatric hospital where Sigmund Freud works. He rejects Freud's innovative theories, helping create the professional opposition Freud faces before the séance leads him into a wider criminal mystery. He represents institutional resistance to Freud's new ideas.
A medical professional associated with the hospice or diagnostic center. Likely responsible for or connected to the medical evaluations of the patients, particularly Benno's initial terminal diagnosis.
Stasi agent responsible for monitoring Barbara after her transfer. His wife is a cancer patient treated by André, linking the surveillance apparatus to the hospital's medical staff.
Implied to be Johannes's boss and Sarah's father, representing professional authority and social status.
A fellow border official and colleague at the checkpoint. He participates in the operational management during the critical final hours before the wall's opening.
Presides over the 1963 Frankfurt Auschwitz trial, maintaining courtroom order and overseeing the procedural examination of evidence and testimonies regarding Nazi crimes.
Walter Scholl is a newly hired mover who becomes involved in a failed eviction targeting Jan Haller's home. After being injured in an attack, he warns Jan that the eviction is linked to dangerous business interests. He works for Roland Grone, but insists that his attempts to help Jan are not meant as intimidation.
Key associate involved in Trojan's criminal operations and personal life.
Rainer Bock has 107 screen credits in a career dating back to 1970. Their work spans 10 cinematic universes — most prominently Sommerby Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include The Book Thief, The Turncoat, The Calendar Killer. 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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