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Der Himmel über Sachsen
- Weltkriege, Widerstand, Wiederaufbau
- Narrado por: Hajo Mans
- Duración: 6 h y 45 m
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Resumen del Editor
Die bewegende Geschichte eines stillen Widerständlers im Nationalsozialismus.
Walther Hultsch war ein charismatischer und couragierter Mann, der es sich zur Aufgabe machte, Menschen während der nationalsozialistischen Diktatur zu helfen. Wo er nur konnte, setzte er sich für diejenigen ein, die durch die Nazis zu leiden hatten, verfolgt wurden oder wegen ihrer politischen Vergangenheit geächtet waren. Die spannende Biografie basiert auf Tagebucheinträgen von Walther Hultsch und handelt von seiner Geschichte im Widerstand und seinem Leben als Spionage-Abwehr-Spezialist. Die Biographie bietet auch ein Rückblick auf sein Privatleben, das geprägt war durch sein Interesse für Kunst, Musik und Kultur.
Als Offizier des militärischen Geheimdienstes beim Oberkommando der Wehrmacht wird Walther im Zweiten Weltkrieg auf einen Einsatz geschickt, der ihn quer durch Europa führt. Während dieser Zeit wird der amerikanische Geheimdienst auf ihn aufmerksam, in dessen Unterlagen Walther unter anderem als "sehr fähiger Mann" bezeichnet wird. Durch seine Bekanntschaft mit dem sächsischen Königshaus hat er seit 1934 Verbindung zum Widerstand. Bei der Abwehr hat er engen Kontakt zu den Leuten, die am 20. Juli 1944 das Attentat auf Hitler ausübten. Es ist die bewegende Geschichte eines stillen Widerstandskämpfers, der zwei Weltkriege überlebte.
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