Top Cast

Daniel Dítě
Klement Gottwald
Vladimír Oktávec

Milka Zimková
Bronislav Križan

Miloslav Mejzlík
Ľubomír Záhon
Dušan Petráň

Deana Horváthová

Miroslav Zounar

Jozef Majerčík

Zuzana Frenglová
Lotár Radványi
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