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Hasso Falkenreid, engineer, inventor of aircraft navigation devices, met at a party in Berlin the beautiful Russian woman Natasha, who begins to obsess him.
Eva Hermsdorf takes over the position of governess at the court of Count Rudolph von Plessen. A deep love quickly develops between the two, but a secret love makes it impossible...
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