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Archiv des Todes
Also known as	Archives of Death
Country of origin	German Democratic Republic

Archiv des Todes (German: Archives of Death) is a 1980 13-part East German war television film series set during World War II.

Contents

• Cast
• See also
• External links

Cast

• Jürgen Zartmann: Georg
• Gojko Mitić: Boris
• Gerd Blahuschek: Ernst
• Leon Niemczyk: Janek
• Krzysztof Stroiński: Heiner
• Barbara Brylska: Hanka
• Renate Blume: Renate
• Alfred Struwe: Standartenführer Hauk
• Heidemarie Wenzel: Mrs. von Teschendorf
• Hannjo Hasse: Major Zirrgiebel
• Joachim Tomaschewsky: Beisel
• Helmut Schellhardt: Henselma

See also

• List of German television series

External links

• Archiv des Todes at IMDb  

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