Der Richter Und Sein Henker
1952 crime novel by Friedrich Dürrenmatt.
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On screen
- The Judge and His Hangman Film, 1968
- End of the Game Film, 1975
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Has Der Richter Und Sein Henker been adapted for film or television?
Yes, including End of the Game (film, 1975), The Judge and His Hangman (film, 1968).
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