Die rote Rosa Trailer (1966)
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Cast
Ursula Lingen as Rosa Luxemburg
Eric Pohlmann as Richter
Günther Neutze as Hauptmann Waldemar Pabst
Hans Korte as Jorns
Rolf Boysen as Ankläger
Alexander Kerst as Verteidiger
Hans Putz as Husar Otto Runge
Willi Rose as Zeuge Mehring
Til Kiwe as Leutnant Liepmann
Rolf von Nauckhoff as Zeuge Lindner
Hans Baur as Zweiter Choreut
Wolfried Lier as Dritter Choreut
Crew
Franz Josef Wild Director
International Releases Dates
Germany 31 August 1966
Popular movie trailers from 1966
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All the Way to Paris Trailer (1966)
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A Go-Go Teenager Trailer (1966)
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The Catastrophe Trailer (1966)
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Moe Gets Tied Up Trailer (1966)
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01 March 1966
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