Der Fall Tuchatschewskij Trailer (1968)
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Cast
Helmut Wildt as Tuchatschewskij
Addi Adametz as Frau Tuchatschewskij
Peter Kuiper as Gamarnick
Paul Edwin Roth as Woroschilow
Erland Erlandsen as Jagoda
Pinkas Braun as Jeshow
Günther Jerschke as Radek
Harry Riebauer as Skoblin
Eva Christian as Plewitskaja
Mogens von Gadow as Behrends
Krikor Melikyan as Herr Mai Junior
Crew
Rudolf Jugert Director
International Releases Dates
Germany 22 November 1968
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