A documentary on the 1964 Olympic Games in Innsbruck, Austria.
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Heinz Engelmann as Narrator
Ernst Grissemann as Narrator
Christl Haas as Self (archive footage)
Traudl Hecher as Self (archive footage)
Karl Schranz as Self (archive footage)
Josef Stiegler as Self (archive footage)
Hans J. Gnamm Production Manager
Theo Hörmann Director
Lilo Primavesi Editor
Kurt Graunke Conductor
Theo Hörmann Producer
Helga Bernetti Editor
Austria 30 May 1964
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