Carl Schurz Trailer (1968)
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Cast
Udo Vioff as Carl Schurz
Gernot Duda as Georg Leitner
Manfred Heidmann as Summer
Günter Strack as Blake
Jaspar von Oertzen as Tiedemann
Karl Striebeck as Brune
Joachim Schneider as Conkling
Crew
Rudolf Nussgruber Director
International Releases Dates
Germany 09 February 1968
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