Pistolet typu "Walter P-38"
The People's Guard unit takes a pistol from a German soldier. It is then used as a training weapon and in actions against the occupant.
The People's Guard unit takes a pistol from a German soldier. It is then used as a training weapon and in actions against the occupant.
Elżbieta Czyżewska
Waitress
Stanisław Młynarczyk
GL Soldier
Jerzy Pichelski
GL Squad Leader
Jan Kociniak
GL Soldier
Adam Pawlikowski
Gestapo Officer
Bohdan Łazuka
GL Soldier (uncredited)
Andrzej Rzeszotarski
German (uncredited)
Witold Skaruch
Section Commander (uncredited)
Jerzy Zapiór
GL Soldier (uncredited)
The People's Guard unit takes a pistol from a German soldier. It is then used as a training weapon and in actions against the occupant.
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