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The Condemned Village is a film of genre Drama directed by Martin Hellberg with Helga Göring

The Condemned Village (1952)

The Condemned Village
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Das verurteilte Dorf (The Condemned Village) is an East German propaganda film directed by Martin Hellberg. It was released in 1952.

Synopsis

Farmer Heinz Weimann returns to his small Bavarian village of Bärenweiler after several years in Soviet captivity. He tells his neighbors, who have been subject to anti-Soviet propaganda disseminated by the Nazis and the Americans, that the Soviets have treated him well. His old sweetheart Käthe has married another man, Fritz Vollmer, but he is not concerned with that. His joy on returning home is interrupted when the mayor announces that the American Army intends to destroy the village and to build an airfield on its lands, in preparation for a confrontation with the Soviet Union.

Actors

Helga Göring

(Käthe Vollmer)Günther Simon

(Heinz Weimann)Eduard von Winterstein

(Dorfpfarrer)Friedrich Gnaß

(Bauer Scheffler)Wolf Kaiser

(Amerikanischer Oberst)
And :
Werner Pledath
Hans Finohr
Harry Riebauer
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