it. Mical and Bauer leave him alone, Bauer deliberately leaving his machine gun behind. Realizing that his dream of a new Nazi dawn is over, and having lost the one thing (their daughter Ingrid) that he had left of Madeleine, Kessler shoots himself in the mouth using Bauer's machine gun. Mical and Bauer return to find Kessler dead and draped in the Nazi Flag. Mical and Bauer finally leave knowing that the Nazis will never now get their hands on the billions and will never be able to return to power. Cast Ludwig Kessler - Clifford Rose Richard Bauer - Alan Dobie Mical Rak - Nitza Saul Ingrid Dorf - Alison Glennie Franz Hoss - Nicholas Young Colonel Hans Ruckert - Ralph Michael Albert Foiret - Bernard Hepton Monique Durnford - Angela Richards Natalie Chantrens - Juliet Hammond-Hill Don Julian Yqueras - Guy Rolfe Josef Mengele - Oscar Quitak Hugo van Eyck - Jerome Willis Jose Garriga - John Moreno Karl Leider - Robert Morris Gidney - Jeremy Wilkin Deakin - Harold Innocent Maurer - Royston Tickner Graun - John Dearth Ruth Lieberman - Ishia Bennison Heinrich Himmler - Robert Eddison Muller - Gareth Milne Many former Secret Army production personnel were involved with Kessler, including producer Gerard Glaister, writer John Brason and directors Michael E. Briant and Tristan de Vere Cole. Home media Kessler was released on DVD (Region 2, UK) by DD Home Entertainment, who had previously released the complete series of Secret Army as broadcast. References External links , interviews and discussion of the series 1981 British television series debuts 1981 British television series endings BBC television dramas British television spin-offs Belgium in fiction Paraguay in fiction World War II television drama series Films about the Belgian Resistance Television shows set in Belgium Television shows set in Paraguay Television shows set in Germany Television shows set in London English-language television shows Cultural depictions of Heinrich Himmler Cultural depictions of Josef Mengele