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Homecoming (1941)
Heimkehr (original title)

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This Nazi propaganda film attempts to justify the invasion of Poland--and thus the start of World War... See full summary »

Director:

Gustav Ucicky

Writers:

Gerhard Menzel, Karl Hans Strobl (novel)
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Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Paula Wessely Paula Wessely ...
Maria Thomas
Peter Petersen Peter Petersen ...
Dr. Thomas
Attila Hörbiger Attila Hörbiger ...
Ludwig Launhardt
Ruth Hellberg Ruth Hellberg ...
Martha Launhardt
Carl Raddatz Carl Raddatz ...
Dr. Fritz Mutius
Otto Wernicke Otto Wernicke ...
Old Manz
Elsa Wagner Elsa Wagner ...
Frau Schmid
Eduard Köck Eduard Köck ...
Herr Schmid
Franz Pfaudler Franz Pfaudler ...
Balthasar Manz
Gerhild Weber Gerhild Weber ...
Josepha Manz
Werner Fuetterer Werner Fuetterer ...
Oskar Friml
Hermann Erhardt Hermann Erhardt ...
Karl Michalek
Berta Drews Berta Drews ...
Elfriede
Eugen Preiß Eugen Preiß ...
Salomonson
Boguslaw Samborski Boguslaw Samborski ...
Bürgermeister
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Storyline

This Nazi propaganda film attempts to justify the invasion of Poland--and thus the start of World War II--by "showing" how the ethnic Germans in Poland were were discriminated against and oppressed by the Poles, and how they were rescued from extinction only by the intervention of the German army. Written by frankfob2@yahoo.com  

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Plot Keywords:

Nazi Propaganda | Nazi

Genres:

Drama

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Details

Country:

Germany | Austria

Language:

German

Also Known As:

Az ösi rög See more »

Filming Locations:

Chorzele, Mazowieckie, Poland See more »

Company Credits

Production Co:

Wien-Film See more »
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Technical Specs

Sound Mix:

Mono

Aspect Ratio:

1.37 : 1
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Connections

Edited into Germany Awake! (1968) See more »