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A secret group of Jewish activists is ready for revenge: the goal is to capture, torture and kill doctors and soldiers responsible for having done the same things to their friends and relatives. But succeeding in this fight will not be easy at all.
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A secret group of Jewish activists is ready for revenge: the goal is to capture, torture and kill doctors and soldiers responsible for having done the same things to their friends and relatives. But succeeding in this fight will not be easy at all.
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Genre:Drama, Thriller, War, Horror
Written By:Angelo Pannacciò, Angelo Pannacciò
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Runtime:76 minutes
Studio:Film Montecarlo Produzione Cinematografica e Televisiva
Cast
Angelo Pannacciò
Director
William Berger
Col. Hans
Tina Aumont
Dorothea's Mother
Elisabeth Tulin
Wardress
Kai Fischer
Dorothea
Susanna Levi
Lucilla (as Susan Levi)
Andrés Resino
Lorenzo
Gordon Mitchell
Felix Oppenheimer
Marzia Damon
Mathilda (as Katia Chiani)
Pina Pietronigro
Elisa
Michele Quaglieri
Michele
Sergio Serafini
Franco
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