SOKO Donau

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SOKO Donau (in Germany SOKO Wien) is an Austrian television series since 2005. SOKO is an abbreviation of the term "Sonderkommission" (Special [Police] Commission - meaning special investigation team) in German.

Actors[]

Siegl and Jürgens, Romy ceremony 2009

• Dietrich Siegl - Otto Dirnberger (till 2018)
• - Carl Ribarski, German working in Austria
• Gregor Seberg - Helmuth Nowak (till 2017, left to Cape Town)
• - Simon Steininger (since 2017)
• - Penelope "Penny" Lanz
• Brigitte Kren - new commander

See also[]

• List of Austrian television series

External links[]

• SOKO Donau at IMDb 

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