Then there was silence. And I told the minister..."I think I have to go to look for what...
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Ulrich K. Wegener:
Then there was silence. And I told the minister..."I think I have to go to look for what the police is doing. "And then I went to the captainof the police company there... and said, "Are you going to do something? You have to move your people there.You pull out the hostages or whatever, you know... and do something. "They didn't do anything. "I have no orders," he said. It was... It was a really tragic story... and so we could only look, you know. And when after... You could hear them yelling, you know.
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Then there was silence
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And I told the minister
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I think I have to go to look for what the police is doing
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And then I went to the captain of the police company there
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and said Are you going to do something
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You have to move your people there
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You pull out the hostages or whatever you know
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and do something
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They didn't do anything I have no orders he said
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It was
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It was a really tragic story
Clip duration: 36 seconds
Views: 111
Timestamp in movie: 01h 22m 32s
Uploaded: 02 April, 2022
Genres: documentary, history, sport
Summary: The Palestinian terrorist group Black September holds Israeli athletes hostage at the 1972 Summer Olympic Games in Munich.
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00:07 It's not important to say if I killed Israeli or not
00:24 When I was a kid my father used to say
00:28 In a way I didn't like Issa because of what he was...
00:35 Suddenly the reality of what's happening hits me
00:06 I'm proud of what I did at Munich
00:17 I offered the terrorists an unlimited sum of money
00:25 And at that time some of the gunmen of the German police
00:36 Then there was silence