Wie Kriege enden und Frieden möglich ist
"How does peace succeed?"
Wars dominate the headlines. Their triggers. Their course. The people involved. Their devastating effects, damage, destruction and suffering. The question is asked far too rarely: How does a war end? And what does it take to make peace possible? Not from just anyone, but from people who have been in the middle of important peace processes in various roles: statesmen, Nobel Peace Prize winners, top diplomats and chief negotiators provide rare insights into how it was possible to come to the negotiating table and establish peace in major conflicts. Leading international figures describe how they were involved in decisive turning points in history.
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Cast
Khaled Abu Awwad
himself
Sholomo Ben-Ami
himself
Ricardo Brandao
himself
Pablo Catatumbo
himself
Eliaz Cohen
himself
Fatima Gailani
herself
William Gumede
himself
Fabienne Hara
herself
Gamal Helal
himself
Sergio Jaramillo
himself
Ontiretse Magadzi
himself
Sirlis Yulieth Mejia Villa
herself
Roelf Meyer
himself
Federica Mogherini
herself
Mzwandile Mthiyane
himself
Lotfullah Najafizada
himself
Nasser al-Qudwa
himself
Cyril Ramaphosa
himself
Juan Manuel Santos
himself
Yasmin Sooka
herself
Overview
Wars dominate the headlines. Their triggers. Their course. The people involved. Their devastating effects, damage, destruction and suffering. The question is asked far too rarely: How does a war end? And what does it take to make peace possible? Not from just anyone, but from people who have been in the middle of important peace processes in various roles: statesmen, Nobel Peace Prize winners, top diplomats and chief negotiators provide rare insights into how it was possible to come to the negotiating table and establish peace in major conflicts. Leading international figures describe how they were involved in decisive turning points in history.