Die Flughafenklinik

Die Flughafenklinik

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Die Flughafenklinik

1995- 1996

1 Seasons

8 Episodes

10.0(1 votes)

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Cast & Crew

5 members

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Ulf Garritzmann

Nils Zurstraaten

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Max Gertsch

Rolf Schommer

Max Gertsch

Acting

Christine Wodetzky

Dr. Carola Engels

Christine Wodetzky

Acting

Catherine Flemming

Ria Kubin

Catherine Flemming

Acting

Dieter Kirchlechner

Flughafenchef Josef Kolberg

Dieter Kirchlechner

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