Husaren in Berlin is a 1971 East German film directed by Erwin Stranka.

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Plot summary

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Cast

• Manfred Krug as Andreas Hatik von Futak
• Evelyn Opoczynski as Andrea
• István Iglódi
• Rolf Herricht as Augustin
• Gábor Agárdi
• Antol Farkas
• Herwart Grosse as von Rochow
• Norbert Christian as Splitgerber
• Siegfried Weiß as Gotzkowsky
• Günter Rüger as Kowacz
• Günter Schubert as Toth
• Hans Klering as Wegelin
• Frantisek Velecký as Cziczery
• Holger Mahlich as Kalkstein
• Ivan Malré as Gesandter
• Lutz Jahoda as Dolfi
• Helmut Schreiber as Van Dessau
• Lajos Farkas as Lajos
• Ilse Voigt as Königsmutter
• Lilo Grahn as Frau Splitgerber
• Marianne Christina Schilling as Frau von Rochow
• Horst Kube as Oskar
• Agnes Kraus as Friedchen
• Peter Dommisch as Egon
• Axel Triebel as Adolar
• Friedrich Teitge as Stadtschreiber
• Ursula Am-Ende as Amalie
• Hertha Thiele as Frau Camas
• Willi Neuenhahn as Pötsch
• Kurt Sperling as Borcke
• Jochen Diestelmann as Van Finckenstein
• Kurt Radeke as Pöllnitz
• Franz List (actor) as Wartensleben
• Friedrich Wilhelm Dann as Von Boden
• Antal Farkas as Tschurtschenthaler
• Hans Feldner as Lakai
• Hans Flössel as Mime
• Werner Schmidt-Winkelmann as Herr Schulze

Soundtrack

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External links

• Husaren in Berlin at IMDb
• Husaren in Berlin is available for free download at the Internet Archive

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