The Nuremberg Express

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Já, spravedlnost Cinema poster Country Czechoslovakia Directed by Vladimír Cech Release Date 1954 Language Czech Studio Ceskoslovenský Státní Film Distributor Ustredni Pujcovna Filmu Main Cast Character Actor Agent Radimsky Bohus Záhorský Věra Mikulová Lída Vendlová Agent Řehoř Svatopluk Benes František Čapek Jaroslav Marvan Mrkvička alias Bondini Frantisek Filipovský StB officer František Klíma Josef Bek Agent Nowak Miroslav Homola StB officer Jiří Mareš Ladislav Chudík Agent from Nuremberg Oldrich Vykypel Taxi driver Dvorak Ladislav Bohác

The Nuremberg Express (Original title: Expres z Norimberka) is a 1954 Czech black-and-white espionage drama directed by Vladimír Cech. Starring Bohus Záhorský, Svatopluk Benes, Jaroslav Marvan and Frantisek Filipovský.

The following weapons were used in the film The Nuremberg Express:

Walther PP

Agents Řehoř (Svatopluk Benes) and Radimsky (Bohus Záhorský) in the film use Walther PP pistols.

Post war Walther PP Pistol - .32 ACP

Ŕehoř (Svatopluk Benes) pulls his Walther PP in a train.

Radimsky aims his pisot at Věra Mikulová .

CZ 50

StB officers František Klíma (Josef Bek) and Jiří Mareš (Ladislav Chudík) carry CZ 50 pistols.

CZ 50 Pistol - .32 ACP

František Klíma (Josef Bek) pulls a CZ 50.

František Klima calms teacher with his sidearm in hand.

Jiri Mares (Ladislav Chudík) arrests Agent Radimský.

Jiří Mareš (Ladislav Chudík) holds CZ 50.

Unidentified revolver

In the final shootout Agent Nowak (Miroslav Homola) pulls unidentified revolver.

Mk 2 hand grenade

Agent Nowak (Miroslav Homola) moreover owned a Mk 2 hand grenade.

Mk 2 High-Explosive Fragmentation hand grenade

Nowak triggered a grenade in his hand ...

... with his hands above his head pretending that he wanted to surrender.