Die schwarze Schmach Trailer (1921)
German propaganda film by Carl Boese.
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Crew
Carl Boese Director
Isidor Fett Producer
Karl Wiesel Producer
John Freden Writer
Heinrich Diestler Writer
International Titles
Der Schrecken am Rhein Trailer
Farbige Franzosen am Rhein Trailer
International Releases Dates
Germany 01 January 1921
Production Companies
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