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over 500 German film

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1927–1954  from

Germany and from

many Axis and Neutral countries

across Europe!  

 

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acquisitions which are NOT FOR SALE!!   ONLY the

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Drei Unteroffiziere

 

The film's plot involves three Warrant officers in the German Army. Various episodes of their service in peace time are shown and their strong feelings of comradeship - each is always ready to help that he even neglects his Army service. One of them falls for a young actress and becomes so infatuated with a young actress that he even neglects his Army service. The remainder of the film the deals with the efforts of his two comrades to save him from himself, and their final success. (Released in 1939).

A behind–the–scenes photo of the Director, Werner Hochbaum, on the set during the filming. 

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 Three press photos from the film, from our Collection:

 

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A film studio 2–sided handbill with rave reviews from German newspapers during the film's national releases across the Greater German Reich. 

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The Salzburg Region also produced a handbill, in the collection, about the film:

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 Another Gaufilmstelle handbill for the film:

 

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Year
1939
 
Director
Hochbaum
 
Country
Germany