The Stolen Battle (1972)
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| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | de |
| Popularity | 1.84 |
Directed By
Erwin Stranka
Crew
Erwin Stranka
Erwin Stranka
Erwin Stranka
Zuzana Folkertová
Erwin Stranka
Emilie Kůtová
Ladislav Herz
Ursula Dathe-Brill
Renée Lavecká
Dorothea Richter
Miroslav Kubišta
Karel Kočí
Klaus Wolter
Jochen Keller
Jaroslav Řeřicha
Rudolf Mos
František Belfín
Christel Gräf
Ladislava Klusáčková
Zdeněk Liška
Kurt Tauchmann
Vladimír Dvořák
Detlef Hertelt
Erich Böbel
Božena Došlá
Herbert Rother
Nita Romanečová
Jiří Šimon
Heinz Fröhlich
Hans Mahlich
Jaroslav Chytrý
Günter Schmidt
Jiří Brdečka
Jaroslav Krška
Jaroslav Česal
Jiří Kejř
Miloš Brož
Otto Hanisch
Jaromír Janáček
TOP CAST
Manfred Krug
Christian Käsebier
Herwart Grosse
Friedrich II.
Marie Málková
Katka
Jaroslav Satoranský
Václav
Josef Kemr
Karl von Lothringen
Helena Růžičková
Frau von Lothringen
Rolf Hoppe
Josef Barody
Lubomír Kostelka
Cerný
Miloš Nesvadba
Nový
Axel Triebel
General von Schulze
Johannes Wieke
General von Zieten
František Velecký
de la Motte
Günter Rüger
Fleucher
Günter Junghans
Kreucher
Holger Mahlich
Adolar von Krusemark
Vladimír Dlouhý
Käsebier - child
Jutta Dolinski
Dancer
Sighild Pahl
Dancer
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