
Bismarck
Drama
Overview
A biographical film of Otto von Bismarck, the Prime Minister of Prussia, and how he and his policies - including aggressive war - helped to unite Germany.
Top Cast


Paul Hartmann
Paul Hartmann
Otto von Bismarck
Paul Hartmann
Otto von Bismarck


Friedrich Kayssler
Friedrich Kayssler
Wilhelm I.
Friedrich Kayssler
Wilhelm I.
Hellmuth Bergmann
Hellmuth Bergmann
Albrecht von Roon
Hellmuth Bergmann
Albrecht von Roon
Günther Hadank
Günther Hadank
Helmuth von Moltke
Günther Hadank
Helmuth von Moltke


Werner Hinz
Werner Hinz
Kronprinz Friedrich Wilhelm
Werner Hinz
Kronprinz Friedrich Wilhelm


Ruth Hellberg
Ruth Hellberg
Kronprinzessin Victoria
Ruth Hellberg
Kronprinzessin Victoria


Maria Koppenhöfer
Maria Koppenhöfer
Königin Augusta
Maria Koppenhöfer
Königin Augusta


Käthe Haack
Käthe Haack
Johanna von Bismarck
Käthe Haack
Johanna von Bismarck
Margret Militzer
Margret Militzer
Marie von Bismarck
Margret Militzer
Marie von Bismarck
Walter Fischer
Walter Fischer
Herbert von Bismarck
Walter Fischer
Herbert von Bismarck
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