Scandal in Wismar: Who manipulates the explosive technique and why?

Scandal in Wismar: Who manipulates the explosive technique and why?

The puzzle about the explosive master in Wismar remains exciting. On June 16, 2025, the situation in the north German city raised new questions. As ZDF , Werner Jugert was not divided for a specific service, instead his colleague Jens Klante should take the challenge. But Klante remained guilty of the service, not for a personal reason, but due to illness, which sparked speculation about his deliberate illness.

In Wismar, there are serious questions about who wanted to harm the explosive masters. In particular, the possibility of manipulating the ignition device causes excitement. It could be more than just an accident, and the local population is looking for answers.

The actors in view

The episode shows a variety of characters that are embodied by talented actors. Jan Reuter plays the Udo Kroschwald, while Katrin Börensen, as Claudia Schmutzler, demonstrates her acting skills. Lars Pöhlmann and Kai Timmermann complement the ensemble as Dominic Boeer and Mathias Junge. And these are just a few of the faces that play a role in this exciting story:

• Patrick Tressler as Gabriel Merz
• Jens Klante as Marek Harloff
• Tamara Jugert as Minh-Khai Phan-Thi
• ilse Teichmann as Petra Gorr Meike Brodersen as Hildegard Hoette
• Janine Berger as Julia Prochnow
• Mario Wink as Michael Haebler
• Mirko as Anselm Bresgott
• Roswitha Prinzler as Silke Matthias
• Dr. Helene Sturbeck as Katharina Blaschke
• Barwoman Sonja as Gloria Erhart

Director leads Hans-Christoph Blumenberg, who is also responsible for the exciting script as an author. Under his leadership, the story about the explosive events is told with great care.

A look at the explosive technique

With the discussion about the explosive master, the topic of training of explosive masters also appears. On the page sprengtechnik.de it is pointed out that it is becoming increasingly difficult to use conventional terms in times of political correctness. The author expresses concerns about the voice conversion projects that could affect the inclusion of women and non-binary people. In Germany, the importance of language is discussed in many places - how it shapes thinking and vice

Especially for blind and visually impaired people, the current woken wickness in the language could be a hurdle. The author appeals to the readers of thinking about the advantages of conventional language and not losing sight of the advantages of inclusion and equality. He criticizes that in many countries, including France, an inclusive language was not introduced for a good reason.

The exciting development in Wismar, combined with the discussions about language and inclusion, show that we are in a phase of change - in which both the understanding of the term “explosive master” and the handling of language are repeatedly questioned. The dynamics in the city remains high, and the public awaits the next turn in this mysterious case.