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Nazi Love Camp 27 (1977)
When World War II breaks out, two German lovers are cruelly separated. While he is sent to fight at the front, she, a Jewish girl, is sent to a concentration camp where humiliation and death have been elevated to a sinister art.
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When World War II breaks out, two German lovers are cruelly separated. While he is sent to fight at the front, she, a Jewish girl, is sent to a concentration camp where humiliation and death have been elevated to a sinister art.
Rating:R
Genre:Drama
Written By:Mario Caiano, Gianfranco Clerici
In Theaters:8/31/1977
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Filmes
Cast
Mario Caiano
Director
Sirpa Lane
Hannah Meyer
Giancarlo Sisti
Captain Kurt von Stein
Roberto Posse
Captain Klaus Berger
Gianfilippo Carcano
Hanna's Father
Piero Lulli
General at the Nazi Brothel
Marzia Ubaldi
Frau Gruber
Renata Moar
Klaus's Sister
Isabella Russo
Christiana Borghi
Woman at the love camp
Mike Morris
Herr Gruppenführer
Sarah Crespi
First rape victim
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