§ 14 BGB
Mar 01 1915
•1h 16m
•Drama
Cast
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Frederic Zelnik
Heinrich Vollmer
Johanna Terwin
Frau Vollmer
Carl Ebert
Richard Belling
Lothar Müthel
Hans Belling
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