The Silver Sword

TV Series
1957–1958
30m

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During WWII, Polish children Edek and Ruth witness Nazis arresting their mother. Alone, they learn their father reached Switzerland. Determined to reunite with him, they embark on a journey ... Read allDuring WWII, Polish children Edek and Ruth witness Nazis arresting their mother. Alone, they learn their father reached Switzerland. Determined to reunite with him, they embark on a journey across war-torn Europe, risking everything.During WWII, Polish children Edek and Ruth witness Nazis arresting their mother. Alone, they learn their father reached Switzerland. Determined to reunite with him, they embark on a journey across war-torn Europe, risking everything.

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Melvyn Hayes

Edek Balicki

Pat Pleasance

Ruth Balicki

Ingrid Sylvester

Bronia Balicki

Frazer Hines

Barry Letts

Joseph Balicki

Gwen Watford

Magrit Balicki

Michael Stainton

Burnell Tucker

Second American Soldier

Richard Carpenter

First American Soldier

Patrick Milner

Second Prison Camp Guard

David Courtney

Peter Bull

Burgomaster

Alan Tilvern

Lieutenant James

Roger Delgado

The Nazi

Patrick Cargill

Black Marketeer

Gertan Klauber

Black Marketeer

John Woodnutt

Prisoner

Colin Douglas

Ivan

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The silver sword serial

I would have been 8 or 9 when I watched the Silver Sword on TV. It had a lasting impression on me all my life. I searched for it on line for years hoping that it might be available on a DVD but never did find it, then a few years ago I found that you can watch the final episode at the National media museum in Bradford so on one of my trips home to the UK we drove to Bradford to tour the museum and I got to watch the final episode in a little booth, it's the episode where they are reunited with their parents. It was a great day and the museum is an interesting place to visit. I since bought the book which was written by Ian Serraillier and enjoyed the read.