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What Price Freedom

1955, English. Directed by Paul F. Heard.

A young American businessman visits Communist Berlin and meets a young German woman. When the Communist government attempts to pass a resolution condemning the motives of the democracies, the girl defies them. Although even the Communist leadership expresses concern with his government's doctrines, her life remains at risk. The businessman urges the girl to escape with him to the Allied zone, but she refuses, preferring to stay to fight for her ideals.

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Released
1 January 1955
Written by
Malvin Wald, Paul F. Heard, Herbert G. Luft

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What Price Freedom (1955) was directed by Paul F. Heard and stars Frederick Valk, Bob Cunningham, Ursula Lyn.

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