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White Slaves

Weiße Sklaven

Movie 1937 TMDB 5.5/10 Released

Amid the Russian Revolution of 1917, a mutiny aboard the battleship Sevastopol helps revolutionary forces seize control of the port city. Maria, the daughter of the deposed governor, struggles to protect her family and reunite with her lover while a ruthless former servant, now a revolutionary commissar, pursues her. A dramatic blend of romance, naval action, and revolutionary violence, this 1937 Nazi propaganda film presents the upheaval through an intensely anti-communist perspective.

White Slaves is a movie first shown in 1937. Runtime is 111 minutes. Status: Released. Genres: Adventure, Drama, War. TMDB score 5.5/10 from 1 votes.

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Title details

Type
Movie
Original title
Weiße Sklaven
Release year
1937
Release date
January 5, 1937
Status
Released
Runtime
111 minutes
Genres
Adventure, Drama, War
Production companies
Sascha-Verleih, Tobis Filmkunst, Lloyd-Film
Director
Karl Anton
TMDB rating
5.5/10 (1 votes)
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Cast

Theodor Loos

Theodor Loos

The Governor

G

Gabriele Hoffmann

Anastasia

Camilla Horn

Camilla Horn

Maria

Karl John

Karl John

Graf Kostja Wolfgoff

Fritz Kampers

Fritz Kampers

Iwan

Werner Hinz

Werner Hinz

Boris

H

Herbert Spalke

Kurloff

Alexander Engel

Alexander Engel

Turbin

Willi Schur

Willi Schur

Nikitin

Agnes Straub

Agnes Straub

Sinaida

Werner Pledath

Werner Pledath

Panin

H

Hans Stiebner

The Commissar

H

Hans Kettler

Refugee

Albert Florath

Albert Florath

Doctor

W

Wilhelm P. Krüger

Drunkard

K

Karl Meixner

Executioner

A

Arthur Reinhardt

Radio Operator

E

Emil Ludwig

First Officer

Characters

  • The Governor voiced by Theodor Loos
  • Anastasia voiced by Gabriele Hoffmann
  • Maria voiced by Camilla Horn
  • Graf Kostja Wolfgoff voiced by Karl John
  • Iwan voiced by Fritz Kampers
  • Boris voiced by Werner Hinz
  • Kurloff voiced by Herbert Spalke
  • Turbin voiced by Alexander Engel
  • Nikitin voiced by Willi Schur
  • Sinaida voiced by Agnes Straub
  • Panin voiced by Werner Pledath
  • The Commissar voiced by Hans Stiebner
  • Refugee voiced by Hans Kettler
  • Doctor voiced by Albert Florath
  • Drunkard voiced by Wilhelm P. Krüger
  • Executioner voiced by Karl Meixner
  • Radio Operator voiced by Arthur Reinhardt
  • First Officer voiced by Emil Ludwig

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