Snowdancer
Johann „Ruky“ Trollmann is a successful boxer. As the Nazis gain power in 1933, he ends up in a concentration camp where he is forced to train SS soldiers.
Johann „Ruky“ Trollmann is a successful boxer. As the Nazis gain power in 1933, he ends up in a concentration camp where he is forced to train SS soldiers.
Sandor Funtek
Johann „Ruky“ Trollmann
Diane Rouxel
Frieda Tiller
Tobias Moretti
Magnus Zerchow
Sabin Tambrea
Max Pauly
Valentin Postlmayr
Heinrich Dorf
Simon Morzé
Hans
Gregor Bloéb
Dr. Joshua Liebenwein
Johann „Ruky“ Trollmann is a successful boxer. As the Nazis gain power in 1933, he ends up in a concentration camp where he is forced to train SS soldiers.
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