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1947: the Russians have uranium extracted from the newly founded SAG Wismut mine in the Ore Mountains. Among the miners is Kurt, who has become an enthusiastic communist while a prisoner of war in Russia and therefore hates his father, a convinced Nazi. Kurt falls in love with Lydia. The daughter of Soviet Major Burski was actually supposed to spy on him, but soon returns his love. However, this is not under a good star. A mining accident is in the offing.
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1947: the Russians have uranium extracted from the newly founded SAG Wismut mine in the Ore Mountains. Among the miners is Kurt, who has become an enthusiastic communist while a prisoner of war in Russia and therefore hates his father, a convinced Nazi. Kurt falls in love with Lydia. The daughter of Soviet Major Burski was actually supposed to spy on him, but soon returns his love. However, this is not under a good star. A mining accident is in the offing.
Cast
Dror Zahavi
Director
Vinzenz Kiefer
Kurt Meinel
Nadja Bobyleva
Lydia Burskaya
Henry Hübchen
Generalmajor Bursky
Christian Redl
Gottlieb Meinel
Oliver Stokowski
Altmann
Otto Mellies
Professor Schmitz
Udo Schenk
Willi Kral
Alwara Höfels
Ruth
Arndt Schwering-Sohnrey
Kowalski
Imogen Kogge
Elsa Meinel
Torsten Michaelis
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