13 Mar 1953
Die Unbesiegbaren
The film "Die Unbesiegbaren" covers an episode in German history, in which the Bismarck government tried to mitigate the rise of the social-democrat movement.
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Gustav Knuth Walter Zügel, Caissonarbeiter
Viktoria von Ballasko Else, seine Frau
Josef Sieber Richard „Jolly“ Gauter, Caissonarbeiter
Carl Kuhlmann Hans Riemann, Caissonarbeiter
Hermann Speelmans Peter Klune
Heinz Welzel Werner Handrup
Lina Carstens seine Mutter
Gisela Uhlen Erika Bartels, seine Freundin
Eduard Wenck ihr Vater
Annemarie Holtz ihre Mutter
Jeanette Bethge Elses Nachbarin
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