Prague at Zero Hour (1963)
Czech friends help refugees from Nazi Germany escape in 1939.
Top billed cast
Ivo PalecHonza Král - student
Jutta HoffmannToni Halbe - German student
Lubor TokošMUDr. Jirí Zeman
Vlastimil HašekJosef Hrbek - czech communist
Stefan LisewskiOtto Thüringer - German communist
Ernst KahlerHermann Schneider
Vladimír HlavatýBoiler Brázda
Horst PreuskerGruppenführer Balthazar
Josef BekKilian- Hans FinohrSiegfried Adler
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