Die Frau ohne Namen - 1. Teil Trailer (1927)
27 January 1927
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27 January 1927
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Elga Brink as Violett Jeffry
Hans Brennert Screenplay
Emil Schünemann Director of Photography
Georg Jacoby Director
Károly Vass Director of Photography
Germany 27 January 1927
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