White Slaves (1937)
Amid the Russian Revolution of 1917, a mutiny aboard the battleship Sevastopol helps revolutionary forces seize control of the port city. Maria, the daughter of the deposed governor, struggles to protect her family and reunite with her lover while a ruthless former servant, now a revolutionary commissar, pursues her. A dramatic blend of romance, naval action, and revolutionary violence, this 1937 Nazi propaganda film presents the upheaval through an intensely anti-communist perspective.
Director:
Karl Anton
Writers:
Karl Anton, Arthur Pohl, Felix von Eckardt.
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Theodor Loos as The Governor |
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Gabriele Hoffmann as Anastasia |
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Camilla Horn as Maria |
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Karl John as Graf Kostja Wolfgoff |
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Fritz Kampers as Iwan |
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Werner Hinz as Boris |
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Herbert Spalke as Kurloff |
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Alexander Engel as Turbin |
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Willi Schur as Nikitin |
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Agnes Straub as Sinaida |
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Werner Pledath as Panin |
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Hans Stiebner as The Commissar |
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Hans Kettler as Refugee |
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Albert Florath as Doctor |
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Wilhelm P. Krüger as Drunkard |
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Karl Meixner as Executioner |
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Arthur Reinhardt as Radio Operator |
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Emil Ludwig as First Officer |
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Herbert Ebel as Young Officer |
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Rio Nobile as Young Officer |
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Rudolf Vones as Young Officer |
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Anatol Losseff as Young Officer |
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Walter Kurt Kuhle as Young Officer |
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Wsevolod Kojine as Young Officer |
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Grete Hartmann as Young Maiden |
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Erika von Schaper as Young Maiden |
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Edith Meinhard as Pianist |
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Arthur Reppert as The Armenian |
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Tatjana Sais as Singer |
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Eberhard Leithoff as Thin Man |
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Erich Walter as Tsarist General |
| Directing | Karl Anton | Director |
| Writing | Charlie Roellinghoff | Writer |
| Editing | Ludolf Grisebach | Editor |
| Camera | Herbert Körner | Director of Photography |
| Sound | Peter Kreuder | Original Music Composer |
| Writing | Karl Anton | Screenplay |
| Writing | Arthur Pohl | Screenplay |
| Writing | Felix von Eckardt | Screenplay |
| Production | Frank Clifford | Producer |
