Hast noch der Söhne jaa... Trailer (1959)
01 July 1959
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01 July 1959
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Schaggi Streuli as Herr Krummenacher
Renate Steiger as Regula Krummenacher
Heinrich Gretler as Abraham Schlachter
Max Werner Lenz as Hämmerli
Max Knapp as Beni Kratz
Hedda Ippen as Lilli Rettenmund
Walter Roderer as Jacob Rettenmund
Gretl Mathis-Edmund as Frau Twerenbold
Anneliese Egger as Frau Kratz
Charles-Ferdinand Vaucher as Dr. Russi
Walter Kessler as Schlegel
Friedrich Braun as Stoffel
Armin Schweizer as Herr Twerenbold
Lukas Ammann Director
Switzerland 01 July 1959
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