Movie: Sarajevo: Beginning of a Disaster

Top 7 Billed Cast

Ulrich Schmissat
Ulrich Schmissat

Bethmann Hollweg

Daniel Noah
Daniel Noah

Melder

Oleg Zhukov
Oleg Zhukov

René Viviani

Moritz Führmann
Moritz Führmann

Kaiser Wilhelm II

Stefan Lampadius
Stefan Lampadius

Raymond Poincaré

Frank Maier
Frank Maier

Zar Nikolaus II.

Henry Schultze
Henry Schultze

H.J.L. von Moltke

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