A film based on the Battle of Teutoburg Forest in the year 9 AD between the Romans and a coalition of Germanic tribes.
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Gert Voss as Hermann
Kirsten Dene as Thusnelda
Ulrich Pleitgen as Quintilius Varus
Branko Samarovski as Marbod
Claus Peymann Director
Germany 01 January 1984
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10 February 1984
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23 May 1984
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27 July 1984
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13 June 1984
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