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| Original Language | de |
| Popularity | 0.08 |
Directed By
Robert A. Stemmle
TOP CAST
Anita Höfer
Maria Rohrbach
Joachim Boldt
Hermann Rohrbach
Harry Riebauer
Dr. Horn
Paul Glawion
Kommissar Tandler
Hermann Kiessner
Staatsanwalt Baum
Eduard Wandrey
Richter
Wolfgang Spier
Richter Dr. Karst
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