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Joachim Fuchsberger | ... |
Gefreiter Asch
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Helen Vita | ... |
Lore Schulz
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Paul Bösiger | ... |
Kanonier Vierbein
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Emmerich Schrenk | ... |
Hauptwachtmeister Schulz
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Eva Ingeborg Scholz | ... |
Elisabeth Asch-Freitag
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Gundula Korte | ... |
Ingrid Asch
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Hans Christian Blech | ... |
Wachtmeister Platzek
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Wilfried Seyferth | ... |
Major Luschke
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Mario Adorf | ... |
Wagner
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Peter Carsten | ... |
Stabsgefreiter Kowalski
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Hans Elwenspoek | ... |
Wachtmeister Werktreu
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Reinhard Glemnitz | ... |
Unteroffizier Lindenberg
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Harry Hardt | ... |
Hauptmann Derna
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Walter Klock | ... |
Vater Asch
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Herbert Kroll | ... |
Vater Freitag
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The discussion on the topic of the wehrmacht´s crimes is on again in germany since a new exhibition was on the road last year... Now here´s a picture from the mid-fifties that takes a look at a simple soldier in the third reich´s regular army: A whole different perspective. Sure, there are no war crimes in it though the wehrmacht committed war crimes - especially in eastern europe - no doubt about it. Still, the partly authentic atmosphere - as I suppose - is the result of the little time that went by from the war to the making of this movie - only 9 years after ww2. Very entertaining, but the books are even better.