The prosecutor has the floor: The Valentin Erbsand case
| Episode in the series The Prosecutor has the floor | |
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| Original title | The Valentin Erbsand case |
| Country of production | German Democratic Republic |
| original language | German |
| Production company |
German television broadcasting |
| length | 74 minutes |
| Age rating | FSK 12 |
| classification | Episode 18 ( List ) |
| First broadcast | May 5th, 1971 on DFF 1 |
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| Director | Horst Zaeske |
| script | Eugen Prehm |
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The Valentin Erbsand case is a German television film by Horst Zaeske from 1971. The criminological television play appeared as the 18th episode in the film series The Public Prosecutor Has the Word .
action
The film describes a case in which insufficient observance of fire protection regulations for welding work resulted in damage worth millions. The locksmith Erbsand was not solely to blame for accepting the position of welder and carrying out welding work, although he had never acquired a certificate of proficiency. Master Hobohm, who was otherwise known to be extremely conscientious, also has to answer in court, as he not only placed his trust in the alleged welder, but also criminally neglected his supervisory duties.
production
The Valentin Erbsand case (working title: Fire in the E-Werk ) originated in 1971 in the area of responsibility of the German TV broadcaster, area entertaining drama - editorial office "Public Prosecutor".
Dramaturgy: Käthe Riemann ; Comments: Peter Przybylski .
The footage is lost.
literature
- Andrea Guder: Comrade Hauptmann on the hunt for criminals . ARCult Media, Bonn 2003, pp. 107-112.
Web links
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previous episode July 22, 1970: Outsiders |
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next episode August 24, 1971: Anatomy of an Accident |