Evelyn Bartolmai	Journalist, former broadcaster for East German State Radio's Italian transmissions
Deidre Berger	Managing Director, American Jewish Committee/Berlin, former Germany -correspondent, National Public Radio
Wolf Biermann	Pre-eminent human rights poet, singer, writer. His family had returned to East Germany to "help build socialism", and his growing criticism of the regime became so "dangerous to the state" that he was stripped of DDR citizenship and expelled to the west in 1976. This only increased his importance as a voice for democracy
Martin Bormann, Jr.	Son of Martin Bormann, Hitler's Secretary, Reich Leader of the Nazi Party, Director of the Chancellery, 4-star SS general, "the only man Hitler trusted"
Andreas Brand	Attorney; founder, Gollwitz Meeting Centre, for youths from former East Germany to have their first-ever encounters with young Jews
Anika Bremen	High school student newspaper editor
Peter Brescia	Former Resident Officer, U.S. High Commission on Germany (HICOG)
Henryk Broder	Columnist for Der Spiegel newsmagazine, leading public affairs commentator
Roger Cohen	Bureau Chief, The New York Times/Berlin
Prof. Helmut Dubiel	Max Weber Visiting Professor, New York University
Ernst Otto Duscheleit	Former SS stormtrooper, now peace activist, speaker for reconciliation and against neo-Nazism
Dr. Stefan Elfenbein	Correspondent, Berliner Zeitung, National Geographic and other international publications
Dr. Martina Emme	Cultural Awareness Trainer for police forces in the "New Laender", Organizer of One By One, an association bringing together children of Nazis and victims for dialogue and reconciliation.
Joerg Fischer	Former neo-Nazi strategist, now activist against right-extremism
Alfred Fleischhacker	Sole survivor of Berlin Jewish family, former foreign correspondent for East German State Radio
Abraham H. Foxman	National Director, Anti-Defamation League. Child survivor of the Holocaust
Sabine Frank	Managing Director, Freiwillige Selbstkontrolle Multimedia (Voluntary Self-regulation Multimedia)
Heinz Fromm	President, Verfassungsschutz, Germany's domestic intelligence organization
Robert Goldmann	Director of European Affairs, Anti-Defamation League, contributing columnist for International Herald Tribune, Frankfurter Allgemeine and other prominent German newspapers
Dennis Grabowski	Managing Director, Zusammen Gegen Rechts im Internet (Together Against Rightists in the Internet)
Juergen Graf	Chairman, RIAS Berlin Kommission, successor organization of RIAS (Radio In the American Sector)
Guenter Greif	Taxi Driver
Sarah Greifenstein	Student
Dr. Bernd Greiner	Hamburg Institute for Social Research, expert on right-wing extremism
Franz von Hammerstein	Son of Chief of the German General Staff who resigned in 1934 rather than continue to serve under Hitler, survivor of Dachau and Buchenwald, co-founder of Aktion Suehnezeichen Friedensdienste (Action Reconciliation Service for Peace)
Rainer Hasters	Executive Director, RIAS Berlin Kommission, successor of RIAS (Radio In the American Sector)
Stefan Heinitz	Social worker
Richard Holbrooke	Former Assistant Secretary of State, Former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations and to Germany
Rabbi Dr. Walter Homolka	Executive Director, Abraham Geiger College for the Training of Rabbis in Europe; First rabbi in the German Armed Forces since before WWII, with a commission as a Major in the Army Reserve
Berthold Janneck	Apprentice chef
Kempton Jenkins	Former officer, U.S. Information Agency, Radio Liberty/Radio Free Europe
Barbara John	Commissioner of Foreigners' Affairs of the Berlin Senate
Jeannine Kantara	Afro-German writer
John Kantara	Afro-German television producer
Hans-Joachim Keil	Retired judge, former President of the Berlin Senate, P.O.W. in the Soviet Union
Ursula Keil	Teacher
Michael Kienast	Student
Reiner Kneifel	Senior Legal Adviser, Brandenburg State Government
Knut Koehler	Student
John Kormann	Former U.S. Army Counterintelligence(CIC) Special Agent, CIC Berlin Field Office Commander. Author, U.S. Denazification Policy in GermanyLead investigator of Reich Leader Bormann's 'disappearance'. Findings vindicated when Bormann's remains were unearthed during building excavations near the former Berlin Wall shortly after German reunification.
Birgit Kuhlmann	Student
Sonja Lahnstein	President, Step 21, promoting democracy through projects for young people in schools and clubs
Alex Longolius	Executive Director, Checkpoint Charlie Foundation
Beate Lindemann	Executive Director, Die Atlantik-Bruecke
Dr. Christine Lucyga	Member of the Bundestag (Parliament) representing Rostock, the eastern German city that was the scene of large-scale anti-immigrant violence shortly after reunification
Jose Luzolo	Immigrant from Zaire, worker at Siemens company
Moshe Chang Mendelssohn	Direct descendant of Moses Mendelssohn, lone survivor of Berlin family, artist who dialogues with neo-Nazis
Helga Mueller	Daughter of SS officerWaldemar Armelung- member of Einsatzgruppe (mobile extermination unit) transferred out for "excessive zeal" (!), commandant of Kolditchevo work and extermination camp, GESTAPO interrogator, spymaster for renegade Russian General Vlasov, informant for US Intelligence
Dr. Reinhard Mueller	Hamburg Institute for Social Research, world authority on East German Stasi (State Security organization) and Soviet KGB
Robert Mundheim	President, American Academy in Berlin
Rabbi Dr. Andreas Nachama	Director, Topografie des Terrors (Topography of Terror), a memorial/educational center on the site of the former headquarters building of the GESTAPO and SS; former Chairman of the Berlin Jewish Community
Gen. (ret) Klaus Naumann	Former Chief of Staff, German Armed Forces, Deputy Commander, NATO Forces in Europe
Dr. Michael Naumann	Editor in Chief, Die Zeit, Germany's most respected weekly political newspaper. Former Federal Minister of Culture
Dr. Edmond Neuhaus	New York psychologist. Born in Munich. U.S. Army Counterintelligence in WWII
Eva Nickel	Director, Berlin Jewish Community headquarters
Cem Oezdemir	Member of the Bundestag, Germany's federal parliament, first person of Turkish descent to become a German parliamentary representative
Dr. Friedbert Pflueger	Member of the Bundestag, Christian Democratic Party spokesman on international relations
Dr. Falk Pingel	Deputy Director, Georg Eckert International Institute for Textbook Research, Braunschweig
Martin Regenbrecht	Executive Director, NAIIN (No Abuse In Internet), an industry-wide initiative to combat neo-Nazi exploitation of the World Wide Web
Jessica Ricco	High school student newspaper editor
Dr. Herman von Richthofen	Former German Ambassador to Britain, President, German-English Friendship Association, nephew of Germany's WW I flying ace, the "Red Baron"
Bettina Roehl	Independent journalist, investigative author. Daughter of Ulrike Meinhoff, of the 1970s terrorist Baader-Meinhoff Gang
Manfred Rommel	Former Governing Mayor of Stuttgart, son of Field Marshal Erwin Rommel, WW II's legendary "Desert Fox"
Anna Rosmus	Activist-historian who exposed the coverup of deeply embedded Nazism in Passau, her Bavarian hometown. A film about her, "The Nasty Girl", uses the name given her by townspeople wishing to stop her unwelcome exposes
Dr. Irene Runge	President, Jewish Cultural Association, Berlin; child of refugees who returned from New York to East Germany to "help build socialism"
Eva Schissler	Student
Prof. Hanna Schissler	Georg Eckert International Institute for Textbook Research
Prof. Ernestine Schlant	Author, "The Language of Silence: German Literature and the Holocaust"
Prof. Peter Schmidt	Sociologist, University of Giessen, authority on prejudice and democratic values. Son of SS officer
Valeed Sethi	High school student newspaper editor, immigrant from Pakistan
Gary Smith	Director, The American Academy in Berlin
Hans Heinrich von Stackelberg	Bundespresseamt (Federal Press Office) Berlin, former Deputy Consul-General/Acting Consul-General of Germany, New York, son of a member of the SS
Christian Staffa	Executive Director, Aktion Suehnezeichen Friedensdienste
Prof. Fritz Stern	Columbia University professor emeritus, eminent historian of Germany
Dana Strohscheer	Student
Dr. Rita Suessmuth	Former President of the Bundestag, Chairperson of the government's Commission on Immigration which has defined Germany as a multicultural and immigrant-seeking society
Hans Tuch	Former HICOG Resident Officer, officer, U.S. Information Agency
Daniel Vogt	Social worker
Karsten Voigt	Coordinator for German-American Cooperation, German Foreign Ministry
Berndt Wagner	Executive Director, Zentrum Demokratische Kultur (Center for Democratic Culture) monitoring extremist activities, formerly senior East German police official responsible for keeping tabs on right-wing extremists
Isa Walter	Granddaughter of Dr. Otto Rasch, GESTAPO officer, general in the SD (Sicherheitsdient/security service of the SS), commander of Einsatzgruppe C that carried out the massacre of 34,000 Jews at Babi Yar
Dr.Rudolf Weckerling	Retired Pastor of the Confessing Church. Colleague of Pastor Dietrich Bonhoeffer, whose moral resistance to the Nazis led to imprisonment as a "Personal Prisoner" of Hitler. He was hanged on April 9, 1945 in Flossenbuerg concentration camp, one of Hitler's last deeds before his own suicide ended World War II in Europe
Konrad Weiss	Writer. Retired member of the Bundestag, founding participant in the "People's Movement" that helped to bring down the East German state
Christine Werhentin	Student
Arthur Wetzel	Managing Director, STRATO AG, Germany's leading Internet Service Provider, president of NAIIN, an industry-wide initiative to combat neo-Nazi exploitation of the World Wide Web
Yitzchak Zieman	Sole survivor of family massacred by Latvian neighbors upon entry of German forces into the country; New York psychotherapist who has led annual professional training workshops in Germany since 1974 for German colleagues grappling with Third Reich-related issues
Marianne Zepp	Historian of post-war political culture
Tilman Zuelch	Chairman, German Association for The Protection of Threatened Peoples, and Prevent Genocide International