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Act According to Situation! 

In the last days of the war after the special task group of the major Gorelov returns to his. Soon tankers learn that fascists are going to blow up secret plant where about two thousand prisoners of war work: french, british and americans. Despite the small forces (25 soldiers, 2 tanks, a gun and 2 trucks), the major decides at all costs to save from the death of unarmed people. The group decides to go Gorelova allies to the rescue…
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In the last days of the war after the special task group of the major Gorelov returns to his. Soon tankers learn that fascists are going to blow up secret plant where about two thousand prisoners of war work: french, british and americans. Despite the small forces (25 soldiers, 2 tanks, a gun and 2 trucks), the major decides at all costs to save from the death of unarmed people. The group decides to go Gorelova allies to the rescue…

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Genre:Action, War
Directed By:Ivan Gorobets
Written By:Yevgeni Onopriyenko
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Runtime:69 minutes
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Ivan Gorobets

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Valeri Yurchenko

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Irina Reznikova

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Aleksandr Pankratov-Chyornyy

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Seydulla Moldakhanov

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Igor Chernitskiy

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Ivan Bortnik

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Oleg Izmaylov

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Viktor Panchenko

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