Der öffentliche Ankläger Trailer (1955)
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Heinz Drache as Tallien
Anneliese Römer as Theresia Tallien
Heinz Klingenberg as Montané
Georg Eilert as Grébeauval
Konrad Wagner Director
Germany 21 May 1955
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15 March 1955
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