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Fighting the White Slave Traffic (1929)
A young woman in Berlin is offered a job at a night club in Budapest. There she is abducted and brought to a brothel in Athens.
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A young woman in Berlin is offered a job at a night club in Budapest. There she is abducted and brought to a brothel in Athens.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Lothar Knud Frederik, Paul Rosenhayn, E. Sulke
In Theaters:7/15/1929
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Liberty-Film
Cast
Jaap Speyer
Director
Rudolf Klein-Rogge
Simpat Karamanian / Arut Akkunian
Wera Engels
Irene Wendtland
Trude Hesterberg
Meta Pohlmann
Sophie Pagay
Mutter Schulz
Kurt Gerron
Direktor des Purpur-Paradieses
Erich Kaiser-Titz
Police Captain
Mia Pankau
Aranka von Erdödyi
Fritz Alberti
Minister of Justice
Mary Kid
Ida Schulz
Wilhelm Diegelmann
Mr. Schulz
Charles Lincoln
Geza Farkacz
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