The Karl-Heinz Kurras file
Panel discussion
The West Berlin policeman Karl-Heinz Kurras worked for the Stasi for many years. He was also active in 1967, when he shot and killed the student Benno Ohnesorg during the anti-Shah demonstrations. Together we reconstruct the Kurras case, the fatal shots and his connection to the Stasi.
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Boom, you’re dead!
Panel discussion
Targeted killings by secret services seem to be experiencing a true renaissance. But why? Who is killing and how high is the danger in Germany? An ex-president of the BND will discuss this with experts from politics and the media.
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The Security Advisor
Lecture
Customer care in Africa, security escorts in Southeast Asia, investigations in the Middle East – these are services from the catalogue of the security consultancy Plan4Risk. Managing Director Malte Roschinski reports on everyday company life, deceptive routines and dangerous situations.
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The secret Vienna
Panel discussion
Time to take a closer look at the agent’s paradise on the Danube. Two of Austria’s most renowned secret service experts guide you through the history of Viennese espionage from the Second Austrian Republic to the present day.
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Fritz Kolbe
Book presentation
Under the pseudonym George Wood Fritz Kolbe becomes one of the most important spies of the Second World War. A small civil servant becomes a great resistance fighter. Bestselling author Andreas Kollender has condensed this unusual story into a gripping novel.
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Camera and Kalashnikov
Book presentation
The military liaison missions had a quasi diplomatic status. Their aim was to spy on all military installations in the GDR. With numerous original pictures and exciting stories, we dive into a special espionage chapter of the Cold War.
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