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The true story of eight nazi spies who landed on American shores via U-Boat at the height of WWII. Typical German U-Boat
By the time the Dasch group was loaded on to U-202, Walter Kappe was seemingly glad to be rid of everybody. Although the U-Boat captain Hans-Heinz Linder asked the group to join him in his quarters for a toast to the newcomers, Kappe stayed merely long enough to wish everyone well and then quickly bolted. Attorney General Francis Biddle
By the time the Dasch group was loaded on to U-202, Walter Kappe was seemingly glad to be rid of everybody. Although the U-Boat captain Hans-Heinz Linder asked the group to join him in his quarters for a toast to the newcomers, Kappe stayed merely long enough to wish everyone well and then quickly bolted. Mugshot of Herbie Haupt's father, Hans Haupt
Herbie's mother, Erna Haupt
Hedy Engemann
Marie Kerling
Chief Justice Harlan Stone
By the time the Dasch group was loaded on to U-202, Walter Kappe was seemingly glad to be rid of everybody. Although the U-Boat captain Hans-Heinz Linder asked the group to join him in his quarters for a toast to the newcomers, Kappe stayed merely long enough to wish everyone well and then quickly bolted. Attorney General Francis Biddle
By the time the Dasch group was loaded on to U-202, Walter Kappe was seemingly glad to be rid of everybody. Although the U-Boat captain Hans-Heinz Linder asked the group to join him in his quarters for a toast to the newcomers, Kappe stayed merely long enough to wish everyone well and then quickly bolted. Mugshot of Herbie Haupt's father, Hans Haupt
Herbie's mother, Erna Haupt
Hedy Engemann
Marie Kerling
Chief Justice Harlan Stone