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Central protagonist betrayed by Grand Duke Valanoff. She leaves Russia to seduce men for survival. During the war, she finds Prince Valanoff, wins his love and name. Later, she unknowingly lures the G...
A Russian nobleman who initially betrays Vania Lazar. He later visits a hospital where he fails to recognize Vania and falls under her spell. His actions ultimately lead to his son discovering the tru...
The Grand Duke's son. After being wounded in war, he is seduced by Vania, who wins his affection and marital name. He is absent when his father encounters Vania but eventually discovers his father's r...
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Vania finds Prince Valanoff in a hospital room, uses her wiles to win his love, and then gains his name.
The plot explicitly identifies Prince Valanoff as the son of Grand Duke Valanoff.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
The plot states that Vania Lazar is betrayed and debauched by Grand Duke Valanoff before she leaves Russia.
A betrayed woman turns survival and seduction into the means by which a father's past betrayal is exposed to his son.
Directed by Raoul Walsh
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