Hippler, Fritz	...	(Director)
Eberhard Taubert	...	(Writer)
Curt Bois	...	Himself
Charles Chaplin	...	Himself (1931)
Albert Einstein	...	Einstein
Adolf Hitler	...	Himself - Speaking at Reichstagssitzung
Fritz Kortner	...	Dimitri Karamasoff
Peter Lorre	...	Hans Beckert
Ernst Lubitsch	...	Himself
Rosa Luxemburg	...	Herself
Mona Maris	...	Herself
Kurt Gerron	...	(archive footage)
Emil Ludwig	...	Himself
Richard Oswald	...	Himself
Max Reinhardt	...	Himself
Richard Tauber	...	Himself
Rosa Valetti	...	(archive footage)
Harry Giese	...	Erzähler
George Arliss	...
Max Pohl	...
Anna Sten	...
Franz R. Friedl	...	Music
Eberhard Taubert	...	Idea
Hans Dieter Schiller	...	Editor
A. Endrejat	...	Director of Photography
Anton Haffner	...	Director of Photography
R. Hartmann	...	Director of Photography
F.C. Heeve	...	Director of Photography
Heinz Kluth	...	Director of Photography
Erich Stoll	...	Director of Photography
Albert Baumeister	...	Editor
H. Winterfeld	...	Director of Photography

Comments: DGE 129

Summary: The Jews of Poland (invaded by Germany in 1939) are depicted as filthy, evil, corrupt, and intent on world domination. Street scenes are shown prejudicially, along with clips from Jewish cinema of the day and photos of Jewish celebrities, while the narrator "explains" the Jewish problem. The climax and resolution of the film is Hitler's 1939 announcement that the Jewish race will meet its "annihilation" (Vernichtung).