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Cast
Paul Edwin Roth as Paul Gerlach
Rosemarie Fendel as Irene Gerlach
Ilona Grübel as Brigitte Gerlach
Wolfried Lier as Oskar
Wolfgang Wahl as Herr Radmann
Gisela Trowe as Frau Radmann
Sigurd Fitzek as Weißer Soldat
Crew
Dieter Schlotterbeck Director
International Releases Dates
Germany 01 July 1970
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