Ten individuals, ten dramatic stories, ten extraordinary days, all leading to the big historical event: the end of the worst war the world has ever known, World War 2.
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Title: Ten Days to Victory (TV Movie 2005)
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Gareth Abel | ... | Ginger |
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Jeanne Bowser | ... | Gerda's Sister |
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Bill Corday | ... | General Blaskowitz |
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John Currie | ... | Self |
| Saul David | ... | Self - Historian | |
| Peter Defeo | ... | Riccardo | |
| Sarah Finch | ... | Clara Petacci | |
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Susan Glover | ... | Gerda's Mother |
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Geoffrey Greenhill | ... | Mussolini |
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Tim Hewit | ... | Cliff Morris |
| Tim Hewitt | ... | Cliff Morris | |
| Laurence Hobbs | ... | Ustogov Sergeyevich | |
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Craig Klein | ... | Narrator - USA broadcast version (voice) |
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Urbano Lazzaro | ... | Self |
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Clancy Lyall | ... | Self |
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Ten individuals, ten dramatic stories, ten extraordinary days, all leading to the big historical event: the end of the worst war the world has ever known, World War 2.
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world war two | underground bunker | starvation | reference to winston churchill | reference to josef stalin |Parents Guide:
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World War II: Final Days See more »Company Credits
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