In Those Days Trailer

In Those Days Trailer (1947)

13 June 1947 Drama 111 mins

A car tells its story and the story of its seven owners during the years of the Third Reich.

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Cast

Winnie Markus

as Sybille

Werner Hinz

as Steffen

Karl John

as Peter Keyser

Alice Treff

as Elisabeth Buschenhagen

Franz Schafheitlin

as Wolfgang Buschenhagen

Hans Nielsen

as Wolfgang Grunelius

Ida Ehre

as Sally Bienert

Margarete Haagen

as Baronin von Thorn

Erica Balqué

as Dorothea Wieland

Hans Mahnke

as Niginski

Willy Maertens

as Wilhelm Bienert

Crew

Bernhard Eichhorn

Original Music Composer

Igor Oberberg

Igor Oberberg Director of Photography

Herbert Kirchhoff

Herbert Kirchhoff Art Direction

International Titles

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International Releases Dates

Germany 13 June 1947

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