Ferdinand Lassalle Trailer (1972)
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Hans Peter Hallwachs as Ferdinand Lassalle
Gisela Uhlen as Sophie von Hatzfeldt
Andrea Jonasson as Helene von Dönniges
Hermann Lenschau as Herr von Dönniges
Werner Kreindl as Karl Marx
Karl Walter Diess as Engels
Wolfram Schaerf as Bismarck
Helmut Ashley Director
Germany 21 July 1972
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