Salon Kitty (film)
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In 1976, the "Salon Kitty" events were turned into the highly controversial film Salon Kitty, directed by Tinto Brass and starring Helmut Berger as Walter Schellenberg (re-named Helmut Wallenberg) and Ingrid Thulin as Kitty Schmidt (re-named Kitty Kellermann.)
Also, the concept of the Gestapo using a brothel full of spies to find traitors within the Nazi regime has been recycled numerous times in various European nazisploitation films.
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