Films and Television
- 1951: The Desert Fox: The Story of Rommel, with James Mason as Rommel
- 1955: Es geschah am 20. Juli, a docudrama, with Bernhard Wicki as Stauffenberg
- 1955: The Plot to Assassinate Hitler, with Wolfgang Preiss as Stauffenberg
- 1964: The Wednesday Play: The July Plot, directed by Rudolph Cartier, with John Carson as Stauffenberg, and Joseph Furst as Fromm.
- 1967: The Night of the Generals, directed by Anatole Litvak
- 1968: Claus Graf Stauffenberg
- 1988: War and Remembrance, Part 10, a television version of the novel by Herman Wouk
- 1990: Stauffenberg – Verschwörung gegen Hitler
- 1990: The Plot to Kill Hitler, with Brad Davis as Stauffenberg
- 1992: The Restless Conscience
- 2004: Die Stunde der Offiziere, a semi-documentary movie
- 2004: Stauffenberg, by Jo Baier, with Sebastian Koch as Stauffenberg
- 2004: Days That Shook the World – S2EP5 Conspiracy to kill, a BBC2 documentary
- 2004: Heroes Of World War II - The Man Who Stood Up To Hitler, a documentary, narrated by Robert Powell
- 2007: DVD Ruins of the Reich DVD R.J. Adams (attempted assassination and ruins of Wolfsschanze)
- 2008: Valkyrie, with Tom Cruise as Stauffenberg
- 2008: Operation Valkyrie: The Stauffenberg Plot to Kill Hitler, a video documentary
- 2009: Stauffenberg - Die wahre Geschichte, a television docudrama
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