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Gefährliche Fracht is a film of genre Drama directed by Gustav von Wangenheim with Erika Dunkelmann

Gefährliche Fracht (1954)

Gefährliche Fracht
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Genres Drama,    Adventure

Gefährliche Fracht is an East German film. It was released in 1954.

Actors

Erika Dunkelmann

(Bertha Köhlermann)Hannjo Hasse

(Sekretär)Eduard von Winterstein
Theo Shall
Kurt Jung-Alsen
And :
Rudolf Ulrich
Albert Hetterle
Gustav Püttjer
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