Franciszek Pieczka as Tag

Wojciech Pszoniak as Rudy Josełe

Jan Szurmiej as Kantor

Ewa Domańska as Asia

Wojciech Standełło as Tzaddik

Liliana Głąbczyńska as Jewdocha

Szymon Szurmiej as Anszel Wilf

Gołda Tencer as Blanka Wilf

Marek Wilk as Bum Kramer

Zofia Bajuk as Mina

Izabela Wieczorek as Lolka

Seweryn Dalecki as Kramer

Mirosława Lombardo as Kramer's Wife

Stanisław Igar as Apfelgrun

Zofia Saretok as Countess

Leszek Kubanek as Priest

Ernestyna Winnicka as Tzaddik's Wife

Feliks Szajnert as Gerson

Mieczysław Bram as Wohl

Jan Hencz as Pritsch

Szymon Herman as Sołowiejczyk

Herman Lercher as Rabbi

Aleksander Mincer as Young Hasid

Henryk Rajfer as Young Hasid

Michał Szwejlich as Old Hasid

Edward Żentara as Hasid

Krzysztof Kupiec as Hasid

Helena Kowalska-Wilda as Sołowiejczyk's Wife

Gerard Ojeda as Hungarian Officer

Michał Białkowicz as Hasid

Adam Czarka as Hasid

Jerzy Walczak as Hasid

Renata Berger as Josele's Wife

Ewa Gierlińska as Gerson's Wife

Iwona Hofman as Hasid's Wife

Alicja Malinowska as Hasid's Wife

Stefania Staszewska as Old Man's Wife

Elżbieta Strzałkowska as Hasid's Wife

Helena Szurmiej as Hasid's Wife

Etl Szyc as Roza Kramer

Marek Węglarski as Hasid

Jerzy Celiński as Cossack

Ryszard Jabłoński as Wohl's Son

Werner Wieland as Aristocrat

Adolf Peter Hoffmann as Emperor Franz Josef

Artur Hofman as

Waldemar Gawlik as Jew (uncredited)