Bombenwalzer Trailer (1968)
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Hans von Borsody as Fürst Arkadij
Herbert Prikopa as Pjotr
Guggi Löwinger as Mitzi
Gerhard Riedmann as Xandl Lechner
Ernst Stankovski as Johann Strauß
Kurt Nachmann as Schtscherbaty
Beppo Brem as Wirt
Kurt Wilhelm Director
Germany 06 January 1968
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