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The Fox of Paris

1957, German. Directed by Paul May.

Paris, 1944. With France under Nazi occupation, General Quade entrusts an important mission to Furstenwerth, the commander of the Wermacht: to secretly transmit secret documents to the Allies. While carrying out this mission, the commander falls under the spell of a young French resistance fighter, Yvonne. He is discovered and arrested by the Gestapo. Yvonne and her group of resistance fighters will do everything to free him.

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1h 38m
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German
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Released
13 November 1957
Original title
Der Fuchs von Paris
Country
France, Germany
Written by
Herbert B. Fredersdorf, Herbert Reinecker

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The Fox of Paris (1957) was directed by Paul May and stars Martin Held, Marianne Koch, Hardy Krüger.

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