Nyssen awaits Hitler at Lieberberg Castle. Gereon is released but still in danger as prisoners, including Heymann and Katelbach, are moved to camps. Their escape fails. An SA squad awaits Gereon at home.
Beneath the decadence of 1929 Berlin, lies an underworld city of sin. Police investigator Gereon Rath has been transferred from Cologne to the epicenter of political and social changes in the Golden Twenties.
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Nyssen awaits Hitler at Lieberberg Castle. Gereon is released but still in danger as prisoners, including Heymann and Katelbach, are moved to camps. Their escape fails. An SA squad awaits Gereon at home.
Nyssen hosts business and political guests as the Reichstag burns and a palace bomb explodes. Rath realizes his grave mistake too late, reliving his trauma. Survivors must flee Germany. The dark age begins.
Defying Benda's orders, Rath and Charlotte race to intercept the train. Helga speaks her mind at a memorial. Greta participates in a vengeful plot.
Rath, Charlotte and Böhm attend Rot's mysterious event. Nyssen visits Helga, who questions her recent actions. Greta returns to court for sentencing.
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