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Behind the myth of Alexander the Great, romanticized by centuries of history, the reality of the character tends to fade. Here's a rereading of the story of a multi-faceted conqueror.
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Genre:Documentary, History, TV Movie
Written By:Martin Carazo Mendez
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Studio:ORF, ARTE, ZDF, Gruppe 5
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