Verbrechen, die Geschichte machten

Verbrechen, die Geschicthe machten, or in translation, Crimes That Made History, is a TV show that goes through some of the more stunning crimes in recent memory and reenacts them for the viewers. The show is written as if for a documentary and performed as if for any other TV thriller story. Providing both entertainment and historical facts, the show also draws in a number of Germany’s talented actors and directors for each episode. A majority of the stories involve murder, including one about four German soldiers who were poisoned to death, as well as numerous domestic murders involving infidelity. The host of the show was a longtime administrative official in the Munich Police Department.

In the episode dedicated to the murder of Rosmarie Nitribitt, Catherine H. Flemming shows the audience a substantial amount of skin. In a black and white sequence we get a bit of full frontal as she’s bending over in front of the camera. She also has plenty of lingerie shots, sometimes including a whip! This is my kind of history lesson!