Der Befehl Trailer (1967)
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Cast
Walter Rilla as Jan de Goede
Dorothea Neff as Frau Cornelissen
Oskar Sima as Pokorny
Kurt Sowinetz as Poslanetz
Rudolf Rössner as Muff
Fritz Schmiedel as Knippers
Crew
Edwin Zbonek Director
International Releases Dates
Germany 20 January 1967
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