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Dubrovsky 

Vladimir Dubrovsky returns from St. Petersburg to his family estate, where he finds his father dying and learns that all his lands and serfs have been fraudulently taken by the owner of a neighboring estate. Having organized a detachment of peasants who refused to obey the new owner, our hero intends to restore justice and take revenge on his offender.
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Vladimir Dubrovsky returns from St. Petersburg to his family estate, where he finds his father dying and learns that all his lands and serfs have been fraudulently taken by the owner of a neighboring estate. Having organized a detachment of peasants who refused to obey the new owner, our hero intends to restore justice and take revenge on his offender.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:William Dieterle
Written By:Ákos Tolnay, Gino De Santis
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Runtime:108 minutes
Studio:Vardar Film, Hesperia Cinematografica

Cast

Director

William Dieterle

Director

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John Forsythe

Wladia

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Rosanna Schiaffino

Mascha

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William Dieterle

Kirila Petrowitsch

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Nerio Bernardi

Fürst Werejski

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Paul Dahlke

Dubrowksy

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Giulio Donnini

Pafnutitsch

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Guido Celano

Gerichtsvorsitzender

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Johanna Hofer

Maria Jegorowna

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Sima Janićijević

Stiva

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Ilija Džuvalekovski

Iwan Iwanovic

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Dragomir Felba

Gregori

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