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[[Image:Weisse_wlfecover.jpg|thumb|right|300px|''Weisse Wölfe'' (1969)]] | [[Image:Weisse_wlfecover.jpg|thumb|right|300px|''Weisse Wölfe'' (1969)]] | ||
'''Weisse Wölfe''' (English: ''White Wolves'') is a German-Croatian | '''Weisse Wölfe''' (English: ''White Wolves'') is a German-Croatian western film of 1969. Farsighted Falcon ([[Gojko Mitic]]), the Dakota chief, seeks refuge in the Black Hills with his wife Blue Hair (Lali Meskhi) and two warriors, the sole survivors of his tribe, in order to join part of the Cheyenne headed by Chief Little Wolf (Milivoje Popovic-Mavid). On the way, they are attacked by the bandit Jim Bashan ([[Rolf Hoppe]]) and his gang. On the orders of mining boss Harrington, Bashan is terrorizing the inhabitants of Tanglewood and regularly stealing goods from the successful trader Sam Blake ([[Helmut Schreiber]]). Blue Hair is shot by Bashan from behind. Farsighted Falcon pursues him to Tanglewood where he befriends Sheriff Patterson (Holger Mahlich), an honorable man, who wants to help him. Together, they prevent a raid on a shipment of money belonging to Blake. Patterson tries to prove to the incensed citizens of Tanglewood that Bashan is behind the robberies, but the city had surrendered itself to the mining company long ago. Boss Harrington now gives the orders. He revokes the sheriff's badge and incites the whites to lynch the Indians. Although Farsighted Falcon manages to kill Blue Hair's murderer, he falls victim to the the whites' powerlust.. (''DEFA'') | ||
'''The following firearms can be seen in the film ''Weisse Wölfe'':''' | '''The following firearms can be seen in the film ''Weisse Wölfe'':''' | ||
Revision as of 21:06, 29 March 2012
Weisse Wölfe (English: White Wolves) is a German-Croatian western film of 1969. Farsighted Falcon (Gojko Mitic), the Dakota chief, seeks refuge in the Black Hills with his wife Blue Hair (Lali Meskhi) and two warriors, the sole survivors of his tribe, in order to join part of the Cheyenne headed by Chief Little Wolf (Milivoje Popovic-Mavid). On the way, they are attacked by the bandit Jim Bashan (Rolf Hoppe) and his gang. On the orders of mining boss Harrington, Bashan is terrorizing the inhabitants of Tanglewood and regularly stealing goods from the successful trader Sam Blake (Helmut Schreiber). Blue Hair is shot by Bashan from behind. Farsighted Falcon pursues him to Tanglewood where he befriends Sheriff Patterson (Holger Mahlich), an honorable man, who wants to help him. Together, they prevent a raid on a shipment of money belonging to Blake. Patterson tries to prove to the incensed citizens of Tanglewood that Bashan is behind the robberies, but the city had surrendered itself to the mining company long ago. Boss Harrington now gives the orders. He revokes the sheriff's badge and incites the whites to lynch the Indians. Although Farsighted Falcon manages to kill Blue Hair's murderer, he falls victim to the the whites' powerlust.. (DEFA)
The following firearms can be seen in the film Weisse Wölfe:
Winchester Model 1892
The soldiers, the bandits and also Dakota Indians including Farsighted Falcon (Gojko Mitic) has used Winchester Model 1892.
Single Action Army
Bashan (Rolf Hoppe) and his gang are armed with Single Action Army revolvers.
Cavalry Model (7.5" barrel)
Unidentified revolvers
Captain Wessels (Horst Preusker), Bashan (Rolf Hoppe) and his aide Jim (Milan Jablonsky) used an unidentified type of revolver.
