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Stronger Than the Night is a film of genre Drama directed by Slátan Dudow with Helga Göring

Stronger Than the Night (1954)

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Genres Drama,    Historical
Rating63% 3.170983.170983.170983.170983.17098

Stärker als die Nacht is an East German film directed by Slátan Dudow. It was released in January 1954.

Actors

Helga Göring

(Gerda Löning)
Erika Dunkelmann

(Käthe Manthey)
Gustav Püttjer

(Kraftfahrer)
Theo Shall
Werner Finck

(Kommentarsprecher)
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