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Cezary Morawski

Jan Bytnar, 'Rudy'

Miroslaw Konarowski

Tadeusz Zawadzki, 'Zoska'

Ryszard Gajewski

Aleksy Dawidowski, 'Alek'

Magdalena Wollejko

Baska

Jan Englert

Stanislaw Broniewski 'Stefan Orsza'

Lidia Korsakówna

Mrs. Bytnar

Zbigniew Zapasiewicz

Mr. Bytnar

Tadeusz Lomnicki

Doctor

Karl Sturm

SS-Oberscharführer Herbert Schultz

Werner Toelke

SS-Rottenführer Ewald Lange

Zbigniew Sawan

Mr. Zawadzki
(as Z. Sawan)

Jan Czechowicz

Tadeusz Chojko, 'Bolec'

Piotr Dejmek

Zygmunt Kaczynski, 'Wesoly'

Ryszard Dreger

Jan Rodowicz, 'Anoda'

Adam Ferency

Henryk Ostrowski, 'Heniek'

Piotr Krasicki

Witold Bartnicki, 'Kadlubek'

Zbigniew Kus

Tadeusz Krzyzewicz, 'Buzdygan'

Leszek Mikolajczyk

Tadeusz Szajnoch, 'Cielak'

Director
- Jan Lomnicki
Writer
- Jerzy Stefan Stawinski
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Trivia
Prince Poniatowski (1763 -1813), mentioned during the film, was a Polish general and leader , who became a Marshal of the French Empire under Napoleon.

Goofs
When driving through the streets, the car passes a stone pillar that shows obvious signs of post-war repair.

One of the few movies where the "remake" was better. The movie "Stones For The Ramparts" 2014 (also released as Warsaw 1944) is based on the same subject. The real life story of a Polish group of underground resistance fighters called the Gray Army. The major beats are the same in both films but the second version is more involving. The cinematography in this earlier version is murky. The DVD transfer on the version I saw was horrible. Still, this version is watchable if you can't find the other one.