Raskolnikoff Trailer (1959)
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Hartmut Reck as Raskolnikoff
Paul Verhoeven as Porphyri
Uwe Friedrichsen as Dimitri
Ernst Fritz Fürbringer as Kommissar
Ulrich Matschoss as Wachtmeister
Charlotte Scheier-Herold as Aljena
Germany 05 November 1959
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