Night Train to Munich 1940

After Hitler’s invasion of Czechoslovakia, Anna Bomash was arrested. Her father, Axel, who possessed technical information that was valuable and essential to the Nazis, fled to England. Anna was imprisoned in a concentration camp. There, she met Karl Marzen, with whom she managed to escape to England, and in London, she makes contact with music hall performer Gus Bennett, supposedly a British agent, in the hope that he will put her in touch with her father. But both the daughter and the father are deceived by Marsen, who turns out to be a Gestapo agent, and they end up in Germany. The Nazis threaten Anna with violence to force her father to cooperate. Bennett follows them to Germany, where he learns that the daughter and father are supposed to be on the night train to Munich. He boards the same train and rescues the father and daughter. The three of them flee to Switzerland. Marsen and the SS are in hot pursuit.