Zeit zu leben (1969)

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Leon Niemczyk as Lorenz Reger

Jutta Hoffmann as Katja Sommer

Jürgen Hentsch as Fred Sommer

Traudl Kulikowski as Monika May

Frank-Otto Schenk as Klaus Reger

Fred Delmare as Alfred Kalabis

Dieter Wien as Rudi Sprengler

Ivan Pereverzev as Professor Rossow

Johannes Wieke as Herwart Suschke

Werner Lierck as Hein

Hans Hardt-Hardtloff as Pförtner Hempel

Mathilde Danegger as Großmutter Reger

Erik S. Klein as Hans Weber

Gudrun Ritter as Erna Kalabis

Yelena Maksimova as Russiche Mutter

Ursula Pasenau-Neuparth as Elisabeth Reger

Jürgen Frohriep as Mangold

Uwe-Detlev Jessen as Joachim Kampe

Christoph Beyertt as Dr. Heinz

Marie-Anne Fliegel as Brigadierin

Carmen-Maja Antoni as Maria Strehler

Klaus Grau as Kurt Schmidt

Hannelore Erle as Margot Schwarz

Peter Festersen as Hans Müller

Otmar Richter as Deutscher Offizier

Arnim Mühlstädt as Laux

Berndt Stübner as Student

Bruni Gräbe as Marion Trommer

Carmen Schlenker as Carmen

Christel Leuner as Elfriede Ebel

Dieter Montag as Student

Elisabeth-Christine Schuster as Studentin

Erik Veldre as Günther

Frieder Kranz as Student

Fritz Weigand as Paul Scholz

Gerhard Gläser as Franz Seidel

Gianina Gilge as Erika

Günter Wolf as Eddi Beier

Hanna Mewes as Deutsche Krankenschwester

Hans Feldner as Vertreter des Ministers

Heinz Hellmich as Professor

Ilse König as Hanna Riemann

Ingrid Hiebsch as Jutta Spengler

Joachim Tomaschewsky as Hänselmann

Johannes Maus as Schwertmann

Kamal Eltahier as Student

Karin Boyd as Studentin

Karin Gregorek as Blumenverkäuferin

Karin Kundt as Studentin

Karl-Heinz Weiss as Staatssekretär

Klaus Martin Boestel as Ewald

Klaus Schleif as Fritz Ebel

Kurt Pfotenhauer as Gedenkstätterführer Buchenwald

Linde Sommer as Frau Suschke

Ludmilla Lebeda as Sowjetische Krankenschwester

Matthias Molter as Stellvertretender Minister

Monica Bielenstein as Angelika

Norbert Speer as Student

Otto Lang as Älterer Professor

Renate Hundertmark as Manuela

Rita Walter as Stewardess

Roland Friedel as Student Werner

Rüdiger-Hubertus Gumm as Student

Sina Fiedler-Engel as Sekretärin

Tessy Fehring-Bortfeld as Frau Weber

Thomas Weisgerber as SA-Mann

Walter Kröter as Vertreter des Generaldirektors

Willi Schrade as Arbeiter

Wolfgang Greese as Minister

Wolfgang Holz as Ingenieur Grosse