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Fred Breinersdorfer (born 6 December 1946)^{[citation needed]} is a German screenwriter, producer and film director.^[1]

^ "Fred Breinersdorfer, writer of Sophie Scholl-The Final Days, speaks with the WSWS". 17 August 2006.