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A Soldier's Letter 

December 17th, 1944. After surviving the Malmedy massacre, Private Tommy Stewart must make it back to the allied front line in order to tell the story of what happened.
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December 17th, 1944. After surviving the Malmedy massacre, Private Tommy Stewart must make it back to the allied front line in order to tell the story of what happened.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Calvin Yearsly
Written By:Calvin Yearsly
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Runtime:19 minutes
Studio:Credia Productions, SAE Institute

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