Stalingrad (1963)
Overview
The story of the Battle of Stalingrad from the perspective of a Panzer commander and an officer in a penal battalion.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | de |
| Popularity | 0.932 |
Directed By
Gustav Burmester
Crew
Wolfgang Zeh
Herbert Kirchhoff
Theodor Pliever
Albrecht Becker
Claus Hubalek
Gustav Burmester
TOP CAST
Ullrich Haupt
Generalmajor Vilshofen
Hanns Lothar
Soldat Gnotke
Wolfgang Büttner
General Gönnern
Wolfgang Völz
Soldat Asslang
Christoph Bantzer
Soldat Gimpf
Hans Paetsch
Der General
Carl Lange
General Hartwitz
P. Walter Jacob
General Vennekohl
Wolfgang Stumpf
Oberstleutnant Unschlicht
Gerd Mayen
Stabsarzt Huth
Herbert Malsbender
Hauptmann Weichbrot
Wolf Parr
Leutnant Lawkow
Christoph Beu
Leutnant Latte
Gerd Martienzen
Soldat Fischer
Edgar Bessen
Soldat Vogt
Heinz Lieven
Soldat Matzke
Horst Michael Neutze
Soldat Müller
Willem Fricke
Soldat Wilsdruf
Georg Eilert
Der Stabschef
Kurt A. Jung
Kriegsgerichtsrat
Kurt Conradi
Eisenbahner
Oskar Schättiger
Pfarrer
Klaus Höhne
Stabszahlmeister
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