Nameless Heroes (film)

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Nameless Heroes
Directed by Curtis Bernhardt
Written byCurtis Bernhardt
Stephan Lorant
Hans Székely
Produced by Willi Münzenberg
Cinematography Marius Holdt
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company
Release date
  • 1925 (1925)
CountryGermany
LanguagesSilent
German intertitles

Nameless Heroes (German:Namenlose Helden) is a 1925 German silent film directed by Curtis Bernhardt. [1] Only a fragment of the film still survives. It was made by the Communist-controlled Prometheus Film.

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  1. Ashkenazi p.135

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