Filmed over 15 months, the interview with Jochen Girke reveals his background as a Stasi agent and his use of psychology in interrogation techniques.
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Filmed over 15 months, the interview with Jochen Girke reveals his background as a Stasi agent and his use of psychology in interrogation techniques.
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Jochen Girke, a retired Stasi agent, reflects on his past in interviews filmed between March 1990 and June 1991. He discusses his background in psychology, which he applied as a filmmaker and trainer for interrogators and informers. The documentary features conversations with Girke's family, including his parents and wife, as well as insights from his former teacher and girlfriend. These personal narratives provide context to his experiences within the East German regime.
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Why Watch
- Meet Jochen Girke, a former Stasi agent.
- See personal stories from Girke's family and friends.
- Find out about psychological tactics used in interrogations.
Did You Know
- Jochen Girke studied psychology to aid his work with the Stasi.
- The film was shot over a period of 15 months, from March 1990 to June 1991.
- Girke's conversations include insights from his parents and former girlfriend.
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Who is Jochen Girke?
Jochen Girke is a retired East German Stasi agent who studied psychology for use as a filmmaker and trainer of interrogators and informers.
What is the duration of the documentary 'Der schwarze Kasten'?
The duration of 'Der schwarze Kasten' is 95 minutes.
When was 'Der schwarze Kasten' filmed?
The documentary was filmed between March 1990 and June 1991.
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