Sensational!
In 1942, a young paratrooper in the RAF returns to Czechoslovakia to encourage his fellow countrymen to sabotage the German war effort.
Patricia Morison John Carradine Alan Curtis Howard Freeman Ralph Morgan Edgar Kennedy Ludwig Stössel Al Shean Elizabeth Russell Jimmy Conlin Ava Gardner Jorja Curtright Natalie Draper Vicky Lane Blanche Yurka Nellie Anderson Richard Bailey Lester Dorr Mary Elliott Leatrice Joy Gilbert John Good Frank Hagney Ernst Hauessermann Johanna Hofer Betty Jaynes Victor Kilian Laurie Lane Adolf E. Licho Emmett Lynn George Lynn John Merton Betty Jean Nichols Richard Nichols Fred Nurney Frances Rafferty Otto Reichow Lionel Royce Richard Ryen Hans Schumm Richard Talmadge Sigfrid Tor Celia Travers Peter van Eyck Hans von Morhart Hans Heinrich von Twardowski Ben Webster Wolfgang Zilzer Roger Moore
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Milena
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Square of Violence
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I Escaped from the Gestapo
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