Stasi, un État contre son peuple
De la Stasi, la redoutable police politique de RDA, il reste d’innombrables dossiers et photos. Il reste surtout 15 000 sacs remplis de documents secrets déchiquetés à la va-vite au moment de la chute du mur de Berlin. Grâce au travail minutieux de la technologie, ces confettis sont réassemblés et révèlent peu à peu les secrets de la dictature est-allemande : son action « terroriste » commanditée secrètement en RFA, mais aussi et surtout des histoires d’hommes et de femmes épiés et fichés à leur insu, parfois par des membres de leurs familles.
Distribution
Véronique Augereau
Narrator (voice)
Walter Ulbricht
Self (archive footage)
Karl Alich
Self
Günther Grässler
Self
Helmut Müller-Enbergs
Self
Erich Mielke
Self (archive footage)
Bernd Roth
Self
Günter Pelzl
Self
Manfred Springer
Self
Christian Booß
Self
Erich Honecker
Self (archive footage)
Tatjana Sterneberg
Self
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