For anyone interested I compared 3 prints of the film today and although the German DVD is much shorter than the Italian TV master, it's surprisingly more complete in terms of violent footage.
MAJOR SPOILERS AHEAD!!!!
Stephen did a brief comparison on the previous page, so I'll try not to repeat those differences here.
Here are some additional differences:
The beating of Giampiero Albertini's character 'Sempresi'
CANADIAN UVI:
Uncut. Goes on for a long time in slo-mo with multiple blows shown.
ITALIAN TV MASTER:
Cut. Shows a few blows and then cuts.
GERMAN CAROL MEDIA DVD:
Cut. Almost the entire beating is missing.
Acid poured over Franco Ressel's character 'The Traveller'
CANADIAN UVI:
Uncut. Although because it's a full screen print, burning to Ressel's face is more or less offscreen.
ITALIAN TV MASTER:
Cut. This scene has been completely removed.
GERMAN CAROL MEDIA DVD:
Uncut.
Sempresi attacks Bruno Corazzari's henchman with shears
CANADIAN UVI:
Uncut. Sempresi hits the henchman over the head with shears and then stabs him twice with the pointed end.
ITALIAN TV MASTER:
Cut. We see the blow to the back of the head but not the stabbing.
GERMAN CAROL MEDIA DVD:
Cut. We see the blow to the back of the head but not the stabbing.
Bruno Corazzari head shot
CANADIAN UVI:
Uncut.
ITALIAN TV MASTER:
Completely removed. We hear a shot but don't see Corazzari struck.
GERMAN CAROL MEDIA DVD:
Cut? We see the head shot but it seems marginally shorter than the Canadian tape.
End of film
CANADIAN UVI:
The sharpshooter's body is discovered by some guards patrolling the area. There is some dialogue, the guards leave and then the film ends.
ITALIAN TV MASTER:
Cut. We see the guards arrive but their most of their dialogue is missing as is the final shot.
GERMAN CAROL MEDIA DVD:
Cut. Missing the ending completely. Ends with sharpshooter lying on the ground.
Verdict
CANADIAN UVI:
Longest and most complete version of the film. Presumably uncut. Marred by it's full screen presentation.
ITALIAN TV MASTER:
Widescreen. Longer than German print but most severely cut for violence.
GERMAN CAROL MEDIA DVD:
Widescreen. Best looking print by miles. Missing some dialogue and non-action scenes as well as trims to some of the more violent scenes.
