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Javier Navarro, a Falangist, is ordered to infiltrate Republican Madrid to deliver a message to a member of the Fifth Column.
Top billed cast
Rafael RivellesJavier Navarro (Spanish cut)
Fosco GiachettiJavier Navarro (Italian cut)
Conchita MontesCarmen
Juan de LandaAmalio
Manolo MoránCaptain Salmerón
Blanca de SilosMercedes
Luis López EstradaAnarchist Militiaman- Argimiro GuerraCarmen's Brother
- Manuel MirandaCheca Chief
- Ángel MarreroClandestine Radio Announcer
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