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The First Right of the Child

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Wikipedia article




'The First Right of the Child' is a 1932 German drama film directed by Fritz Wendhausen and starring Hertha Thiele, Eduard Wesener and Helene Fehdmer.Bock & Bergfelder p. 182

The film's sets were designed by the art director Erwin Scharf.

Synopsis



After becoming pregnant by her student boyfriend, struggling secretary considers her options. These include suicide before she decides that every child has the right to be loved.

Reviews



Filmwoche (1932): "It's a women's film, but all men should see it too, the urgent demand is addressed to the entire German film audience: Watch this film and help it to win."

Cast



* Hertha Thiele as Lotte Bergmann

* Eduard Wesener as Herbert Bhme

* Helene Fehdmer as Frau Bergmann

* Erna Morena as Kthe Baumgarten - Frauenrztin

* Hermann Vallentin as Elbing

* Hedwig Schlichter as Frl. Spitz

* Lotte Stein as Frl. Mller

* Ruth Jacobsen as Frl. Lauterbach

* Traute Carlsen as Nurse

* Maria Koppenhfer

* Emilia Unda

* Hertha von Walther

* Genia Nikolaieva

* Rotraut Richter

* Hermine Sterler

* Maria Forescu

* Eduard von Winterstein

* Erwin Kalser

* F.W. Schrder-Schrom

* Gerhard Bienert

* Hans Halder

* Ferdinand von Alten

* Heinrich Schroth

* Fritz Alberti

* Erich Bartels

* Else Ehser

* Margarete Faas

* Max Grnberg

* Oskar Hcker

* Georg John

* Wera Liessem

* Lotte Loebinger

* Marlise Ludwig

* Klaus Pohl

* Franz Stein

* Mathilde Sussin

* Elisabeth Wendt

* Hildegard Wolf

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