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"No man can command my conscience!"
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Top Billed Cast
Niall MacGinnis Martin Luther
John Ruddock Vicar von Staupitz
Pierre Lefevre Spalatin
Guy Verney Melanchthon
Alastair Hunter Carlstadt
David Horne Duke Frederick
Fred Johnson Prior
Philip Leaver Pope Leo X
Heinz Piper Dr. Eck
Egon Strohm Cardinal Alexander
Annette Carell Katherine von Bora (as Annette Carrell)
Alexander Gauge Tetzel
Henry Oscar 
Irving Pichel Brueck
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