LH 615 - Operation Munich

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Original title LH 615 - Operation Munich
Country of production Germany
original language German
Publishing year 1975
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Director Theo Mezger
script Edmund Wolf
camera Götz Neumann
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LH 615 - Operation Munich is a documentary feature film about the hijacking of the Lufthansa airline “Kiel” on October 29, 1972 as a result of the failed hostage-taking of Israeli athletes by a Palestinian commando during the 1972 Olympic Games in Munich . A contemporary document by director Theo Mezger, staged with statements and interviews from contemporary witnesses and politicians.

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At the end of the hostage-taking, three Palestinians were arrested and were now to be released by the hijackers of the passenger plane.

The scheduled flight Ankara - Frankfurt will be rerouted via Munich - Zagreb. In the middle of the night on the tarmac at the airport in Zagreb , the kidnappers wait with the captured “Kiel” and the hostages for their “brothers” who have been released in Germany. There are explosives hidden all over the machine. While the Yugoslav and German authorities are still arguing about who should refuel the Lufthansa aircraft, the hostage-takers are threatening to blow up the plane.

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