General von Staengel (played by Godfrey Tearle) appears in Undercover.
Commander of the German occupation force in Serbia. He is wounded during a guerrilla ambush, survives treatment by Dr. Stephan, and comes to trust him, unaware of his true anti-Nazi allegiance. Dr. Stephan Petrovitch (played by Stephen Murray) appears in Undercover.
Milosh's brother who secretly poses as a Nazi collaborator under General von Staengel to gather intelligence for the resistance. He saves the General's life to gain trust and later plants explosives on a German train. Anna Petrovitch (played by Mary Morris) appears in Undercover.
Milosh's wife and a schoolteacher. She is captured and interrogated by German troops but escapes with the help of her students. She subsequently flees to the mountains to join Milosh's guerrilla forces.
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Characters
General von Staengel
(played by Godfrey Tearle) — supporting
Commander of the German occupation force in Serbia. He is wounded during a guerrilla ambush, survives treatment by Dr. Stephan, and comes to trust him, unaware of his true anti-Nazi allegiance.
Dr. Stephan Petrovitch
(played by Stephen Murray) — supporting
Milosh's brother who secretly poses as a Nazi collaborator under General von Staengel to gather intelligence for the resistance. He saves the General's life to gain trust and later plants explosives o...
Anna Petrovitch
(played by Mary Morris) — supporting
Milosh's wife and a schoolteacher. She is captured and interrogated by German troops but escapes with the help of her students. She subsequently flees to the mountains to join Milosh's guerrilla force...
Key Relationships
Anna Petrovitch → General von Staengel
(Power Related)
Dr. Stephan Petrovitch → General von Staengel
(Professional Related)
Dr. Stephan Petrovitch → Anna Petrovitch
(Family Siblings)
Story Analysis
A dual-front espionage and guerrilla campaign against Nazi occupation in Serbia.
