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Overview
In Slovakia, they often and gladly honored those soldiers who refused to serve the fascist regime and stood against it. Lieutenant Kukorelli also rejected the tempting career of a pilot, instead helping the resistance fighters and later participating in the Slovak National Uprising.
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Release Date
1976-08-27
Status
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Original Language
Slovak
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Cast
Meet the talented actors who bring the movie to life.
Milan Kňažko
Václav Neužil st.
Ernest Šmigura
Ivan Mistrík
Jan Teplý
Ladislav Večeřa
Karol Spišák
Ján Rybárik
Andrej Mojžiš
Štefan Mišovic
Juraj Haľama
František Kovár
Vladimír Petruška
Jan Tříska
Vašek
František Desset
Elo Romančík
Anton Mrvečka
Benjamín Michalský
Anton Glézl
Eduard Bindas
Jozef Cút
Vladimír Kostovič
Emil Adamík
Daniel Králik
Juraj Slezáček
Lotár Radványi
Jozef Zeman
Michal Monček
Oľga Borodáčová
Norina Bobrovská
Erika Bauerová
Luděk Kopřiva
Marta Rašlová
Štefan Tkáč
Felix Bederka
Dušan Blaškovič
Ladislav Fecko
Peter Fedor
Xénia Gracová
Michal Hraška
Anton Januš
Ernest Kostelník
Ján Klimo
Ján Kramár
František Karas
Jozef Majerčík
Žofia Martišová
Alžbeta Barthová
Viera Radványiová
Arnošt Šebesta
Michal Slivka
Jozef Sodoma
Jozef Skala
Brawler
Marián Hefka
Brawler
Eduard Duda
Brawler
Peter Zemaník
Brawler
Juraj Šebok
Július Mazanec
Milan Brucháč
Nadežda Brunclíková
Viliam Roháček
Zdeno Štefanka
Jiří Wiedermann
Slavo Drozd
Dušan Tarageľ
Rudolf Thrun
Jozef Longauer
Ján Gruber
Slavomír Záhradník
Michal Adamec
Oto Šimon
Karol Jaura
Richard Lachkovič
Jozef Mihálik
Ján Géc
Gašpar Arbet
Gustáv Legéň
Arne Mann
Ľudovít Horváth
Musician
Ladislav Vontszemü
Musician
Karol Vontszemü
Musician
Jiří Krampol
Vašek (voice)
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