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A Man Wants to Get to Germany

1934, German. Directed by Paul Wegener.

On the eve of the Great War, an expatriate German working in Latin America learns that the Fatherland is in peril, and risks various obstacles to get back to Europe to join the ranks of fighting men.

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1h 29m
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Released
25 July 1934
Original title
Ein Mann will nach Deutschland
Country
Germany
Written by
Philipp Lothar Mayring

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A Man Wants to Get to Germany (1934) was directed by Paul Wegener and stars Karl Ludwig Diehl, Brigitte Horney, Siegfried Schürenberg.

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