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Release dates:
  • Available in theaters: April 2, 2009

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Critic Patrick Peters
rated 6

Ulrich Tukur gives a sterling performance...

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Critic Scott Tobias
rated 5

The basic contours of Rabe’s story suggests Schindler’s List...

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Cast & Crew

Akira Emoto
As Matsui Iwane
Steve Buscemi
As Dr. Robert Wilson
Ulrich Tukur
As John Rabe
Daniel Brühl
As Dr. Rosen
Teruyuki Kagawa
As Prince Asaka Yasuhiko

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"John Rabe" tells the incredible true story of a German businessman who became a unlikely hero during the Nanjing Massacre in 1937. When the Japanese army invades the city, John Rabe (played by Ulrich Tukur) uses his connections with the Nazi party to establish a safety zone for civilians, ultimately saving over 200,000 lives. Despite the challenges he faces from both the Japanese army and his own personal struggles, Rabe remains determined to protect the innocent people in his care. With the help of a diverse group of international allies, including a French nun and an American doctor, Rabe's bravery and selflessness inspire hope in the face of unimaginable horror.

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John Rabe was released in theaters on April 2, 2009.