Drei Unteroffiziere (Three Sergeants) is a 1939 German drama film about three army sergeants, focusing on their camaraderie and complicated romantic lives (one loves an actress) on the eve of WWII. Ultimately these sergeants reaffirm their loyalty and military commitment, serving as National Socialist propaganda promoting military duty over personal desires. Directed by Werner Hochbaum, it stars Albert Hehn, Fritz Genschow, and Wilhelm König, and showcases the theme of soldiers prioritizing country, a typical message for the era.

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