Gustav von Wangenheim

[2] Die Truppe '31 produced three plays, authored and directed by Wangenheim, before it was shut down by order of the Nazi regime in 1933.

[5] Von Wangenheim's son later stated the accusations that his father denounced Neher and Becker were one-sided and inaccurate.

Gustav von Wangenheim's son claimed his father, after being arrested by the NKVD and a lengthy interrogation, signed a statement that implicated Carola Neher as being "anti soviet" but had in fact explicitly refuted the accusation that Neher and her husband Anatol Becker had planned to murder Stalin.

After World War II, he returned to East Germany, where he worked for the DEFA as screenwriter and director.

The couple had two sons, Friedel and Edi, and twin daughters, Elisabeth and Eleonora von Wangenheim.

Wangenheim as Thomas Hutter in Nosferatu (1922).
Gustav von Wangenheim with Käthe Dorsch