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Synopsis: Martin Schulz is a German-American art dealer who returns with his family to Germany to pursue new business ventures. Before long, Martin becomes involved with the Nazis, and his anti-Semitism effectively ends his relationship with Max Eisenstein, his Jewish partner back in the United States. When Max's daughter, Griselle, travels to Europe to pursue acting and runs afoul of Nazis, she seeks Martin's help, and the situation ends in tragedy.

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Directed By:	William Cameron Menzies	Recommended Retail Price: $USD9.99
Cast:	Morris Carnovsky Mady Christians Carl Esmond Peter Van Eyck Paul Lukas K.T. Stevens
Genre:	Drama / Thriller
Running Time:	75 minutes
Year of Production:	1944
Disc Release Date:	August 16, 2010

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1:	Single Sided, Dual Layer

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* LegoGuy02 (Added movie on April 26, 2024)

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