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Movie: The Little Napoleon
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Harry Liedtke
Georg von Melsungen
Alice Hechy
Annemarie
Paul Heidemann
Jerôme Bonaparte
Kurt Vespermann
Jakob Tiedtke
Loni Nest
Lieselotte
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1923-11-29
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