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A Journey to Ger

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A Journey to Ger

Count Valentine Potocki renounces his aristocratic Polish heritage and wealth to embrace Jewish faith and spiritual truth despite grave persecution.

28m 20s · Drama · News

Cast & Crew

Alexander ScourbyLead
Martin WolfsonCast
Milton KatimsCast
Morris MamorskyCast
Richard KeithCast
Robert SegalCast
Santos OrtegaCast
Norman RoseSelf
Walter McGrawDirector
Morton WishengradWriter

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“A Journey to Ger.” The Eternal Light. Radio broadcast, October 12, 1947. Radio Index. https://www.radioindex.org/series/the-eternal-light/episodes/a-journey-to-ger.

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When was “A Journey to Ger” broadcast?“A Journey to Ger” was broadcast on October 12, 1947 as an episode of The Eternal Light.
What is “A Journey to Ger” about?Count Valentine Potocki renounces his aristocratic Polish heritage and wealth to embrace Jewish faith and spiritual truth despite grave persecution.
What radio series is “A Journey to Ger” from?“A Journey to Ger” is an episode of The Eternal Light.
Who appeared in “A Journey to Ger”?The cast includes Alexander Scourby, Martin Wolfson, Milton Katims, Morris Mamorsky, and Richard Keith.
How long is “A Journey to Ger”?The recording runs about 28 minutes.
Can I listen to “A Journey to Ger”?Yes. Radio Index has a surviving sound recording of “A Journey to Ger” available to stream.
What's the title of this episode?The title of this show is "A Journey to Ger."
What's the title of this series?The title of this series is The Eternal Light.
When was this show broadcast?This show was broadcast on Sunday, October 12, 1947.
What genre is this episode?The genre of this show is Drama, News.
What's the duration of this episode?The duration of this show is 28:20.
What decade is this episode from?This show is from the 1940s.

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