A depiction of strong leadership, in the Prussian General Hindenburg who celebrated a victory over Czarist Russia in 1914, during the Great War.
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Hans Stüwe | ... |
Rittmeister von Arndt - Gutsbesitzer
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Käthe Haack | ... |
Grete von Arndt
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Jutta Sauer | ... |
Inge von Arndt
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Hertha von Walther | ... |
Sonja - von Arndts Schwägerin
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Erika Dannhoff | ... |
Lita - von Arndts Schwägerin
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Hannelore Benzinger | ... |
Lisbeth - von Arndts Magd
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Karl Klöckner | ... |
Puchheiten - Gutsverwalter
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Franziska Kinz | ... |
Frau Puchheiten
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Rudolf Klicks | ... |
Fritz Puchheiten
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Fred Doederlein | ... |
Leutnant Schmidt
(as Alfred Döderlein)
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Wolfgang Staudte | ... |
Husar Franke
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Karl Körner | ... |
General Paul von Hindenburg
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Henry Pleß | ... |
Generalmajor Ludendorff
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Hans Mühlhofer | ... |
Oberstleutnant Hoffmann
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Friedrich Franz Stampe | ... |
Generalmajor Grünert
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Alfred Gerasch | ... |
Generalmajor Graf von Waldensee
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Graf Schönborn | ... |
Hauptmann Fleischmann von Theißruck
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Edgar Boltz | ... |
General der Artillerie von Scholz
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Von Hallerstein | ... |
Oberst Hell - Generalstabschef
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Georg H. Schnell | ... |
General der Kavallerie Shilinski
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Begas-Sohn | ... |
General der Kavallerie von Rennenkampf
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Sigurd Lohde | ... |
General der Kavallerie Samsonow
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Carl Auen | ... |
Generalmajor Postowski
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Georg Schmieter | ... |
Oberst Gerwe - Oberquartiermeister
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Aruth Wartan | ... |
Kupschik - Stabstrompeter
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Fritz Arno Wagner | ... |
Oberst Knox - englischer Militärattaché
(as Otto Wagner)
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Ernst Pröckl | ... |
General der Artillerie Martos
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Erwin Suttner | ... |
General der Infanterie Kljujew
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Fritz Alberti | ... |
Generalleutnant Mingin
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Valy Arnheim | ... |
Oberstleutnant Fjedorow
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Viktor de Kowa | ... |
Rittmeister Fürst Wolgoff
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Friedrich Ettel | ... |
Kosakenwachtmeister
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Directed by
Heinz Paul |
Written by
Paul Oskar Höcker | ... | () |
Heinz Paul | ... | () |
Georg von Viebahn | ... | () |
Produced by
Lazar Wechsler | ... | producer |
Music by
Ernst Erich Buder |
Cinematography by
Georg Bruckbauer | ||
Viktor Gluck |
Production Design by
Robert A. Dietrich |
Costume Design by
A. Gomlicki | ||
Graf von Adlerberg |
Production Management
Harry Dettmann | ... | production manager |
Willy Habantz | ... | unit manager |
Sound Department
Adolf Jansen | ... | sound |
Camera and Electrical Department
Heinz Ritter | ... | still photographer |
Additional Crew
Georg von Viebahn | ... | military consultant |
Production Companies
- Paul-Filmproduktion (co-production)
- Praesens-Film (co-production)
Distributors
- Nitzsche AG (1932) (Germany) (theatrical) (Leipzig)
- Union-Film GmbH (1932) (Germany) (theatrical) (München)
- European Film Exchange (1934) (United States) (theatrical)
- Praesens-Film (1932) (Germany) (theatrical) (Berlin)
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Did You Know?
Trivia | It was shot on location in East Prussia and at UFA's Babelsberg Studios during the summer of 1932.It cost over half a million reichsmarks to make and employed 8,000 people. The film focused on a notable German victory and was in sharp contrast to recent anti-war films such as Westfront 1918. Tannenberg served as a national symbol in Germany, and was re-issued in 1936 during the Nazi era. The Producers made an effort to make the film as historically accurate as possible, and portrayed the Russian commanders respectfully. It was due to be released on 26 August 1932, the eighteenth anniversary of the battle, but was delayed by the censors acting on a request from the German President Paul von Hindenburg who was unhappy with his portrayal in the film and the premiere was pushed back until certain scenes had been cut. See more » |