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Sue Ann, a middle-aged woman, allows a group of teenagers to party in her basement but on some conditions. Though the friends are elated with the idea, they soon discover her true character.
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Heinrich Wilhelm Krausnick
Former Governing Mayor of Berlin
Gerhart Jander
German chemist
Donald Grobe
American tenor
Horst Kunze
Martin Kessel
German writer
E. D. Grit͡senko
Soviet military officer
Werner Goldberg
Carl Bechstein
Piano maker
Heinz Vater
Linguist
Ivan Khotovych Kravchenko
Aleksandr Michaylovitsj Orlikov
Soviet military personnel
Pyotr Sikhno
Heinrich Vogel
Theologian
Gebhard Hees
Ivan Vasylovych Bilousko
Oscar Liebreich
German pharmacologist
H. Herken
German pharmacologist
Ulrich Fleischmann
Johannes Bolte
German folklorist
Luka Dudka
Soviet military officer
Thomas Dörflein
German zookeeper
Johannes Kirchner
Archaeologist
Helmut Steiner
Dietrich Goldschmidt
Sociologist
Horst Sendler
German judge
Ludwig Burger
German painter
Curt Adam
Herbert Stachowiak
German philosopher
Wilhelm Holzamer
German novelist
Eugen Nesper
Hans Lassen
Susanne Twardawa
German author
F. Neumann
Heinz-G. Wittmann (Heinz-Günter Wittmann)
German biochemist
Hans-Joachim Merker
German physician
Dirk Bartz
German computer scientist
Nikolaus Bares
Christian Schreiber
Theologian
Carola Stern
Journalist
Victor Hehn
German cultural historian
Hans-Georg Arlt
German Violinist
Herta Heuwer
Prince George of Prussia
Author
Prince Frederick of Prussia
1911–1966
William I
Former German Emperor
Sieglinde Wagner
Opera singer
Augusta of Saxe‑Weimar‑Eisenach (Augusta von . . .
Queen
