The German armies introduced a new and more deadly form of diphtheria. Fugitives carried it all over war-torn Europe. No one was immune. It reached Denmark, and the death-rate was high. Everyone ought to be inoculated three times, in order to avoid infection.
| Original title | Difteri |
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| Danish title | Difteri |
| Other titles | Difterivaccination |
| Keywords | Diphtheria, Disease prevention, 1940-1949, Vaccination |
| Director | Poul Bang |
| Screenplay | Erik Witte |
| Director of Photography | Annelise Reenberg |
| Composer | Erik Fiehn |
| Production country | Denmark |
| Domestic distribution | Statens Filmcentral |
| Technical info | 93 meter, 35 mm, Black/white, Sound |
| Danish theatrical release | 29.01.1946 |
| Cinemas | World Cinema |
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| Production company | Saga Studio |
| Executive Producer | Ministeriernes Filmudvalg |
| Commissioned by | Ministeriernes Filmudvalg, Statens Seruminstitut |
| Domestic distribution | Statens Filmcentral |
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| Direction | Poul Bang |
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| Script | Erik Witte |
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| Cinematographer | Annelise Reenberg |
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| Music | Erik Fiehn |
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Voiceover |
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| Voiceover | Poul Juhl |
| Voiceover | Per Buckhøj |
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