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Johann Baptiste Lingg
A 1920 German costume drama from the days of Napoleon Bonaparte directed by Arthur Teuber and starring Carl Auen as Johann Baptiste Lingg.
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A 1920 German costume drama from the days of Napoleon Bonaparte directed by Arthur Teuber and starring Carl Auen as Johann Baptiste Lingg.
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Written By:Alfred Schlick-Manz, Arthur Teuber
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Arthur Teuber
Director
Carl Auen
Johann Baptiste Lingg
Irmgard Bern
Maria Braun
Frida Richard
Frau Lingg
Ludwig Hartau
Wilhelm I., Kurfürst von Hessen
Albert Patry
Johann Lingg
Alexander Ekert
Marias Vater
Georg John
Gutsverwalter Wolleck
Edmund Löwe
Napoleon Bonaparte
Fred Immler
Leutnant Joui
Oskar Marion
Carl Schröter
Friedrich Degner
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