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Gigant des Nordens

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Gigant des Nordens

2016

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The port of Hamburg has experienced and survived many things: epidemics, fires and floods, wars and destruction - but always also reconstruction. This documentary tells the story of how a small jetty on the Elbe became the global port we know today over the course of eight centuries. It is the story of one of Europe's largest ports, its people and their ideas.

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Henning Hartmann

Otto von Stockhausen

Henning Hartmann

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Benjamin Krüger

Bernhard Nocht

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Philippe Goos

Albert Ballin

Philippe Goos

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Melanie Adler

Krankenschwester

Melanie Adler

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Heiko Büter

Arbeitsloser

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Tim Dominick Lee

Arbeitsloser

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Erik Rossbander

Kaufmann

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Tom Semmler

Wirad von Boizenburg

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Mathias Max Herrmann

Johannes Dahlmann

Mathias Max Herrmann

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Martin Winkelmann

Konstanty Gutschow

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Veronika Hertlein

Badende

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Bernd Panzer

Ratsherr

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Arne Prill

Arbeiter

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Henry Schultze

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