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A Jewish pawnbroker, a victim of Nazi persecution, loses all faith in his fellow man until he realizes too late the tragedy of his actions.
Rod Steiger Geraldine Fitzgerald Brock Peters Jaime Sánchez Thelma Oliver Marketa Kimbrell Juano Hernández Linda Geiser Nancy R. Pollock Raymond St. Jacques Baruch Lumet John McCurry Charles Dierkop Eusebia Cosme Warren Finnerty Jack Ader Marianne Kanter Ed Morehouse Reni Santoni Morgan Freeman Marc Alexander Donny Burks Robert Dahdah Hilda Haynes E.M. Margolese Donnie Melvin Donnell O'Brien Bill Steele
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