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Assignment in Korea
Swedish journalist visits Korea to report on the situation during the war
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Swedish journalist visits Korea to report on the situation during the war
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Genre:Drama, War, Documentary
Written By:Gunnar Höglund
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Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:Sirena Film
Cast
Gunnar Höglund
Director
Tord Andersén
Erik Rensell, journalist
Elsa-Kristina Larsson
Kristina, sjuksköterska
Carl-Erik Groth
generalfältläkare, chef för Röda Korsets fältsjukhus
Gunnar Nyby
överläkare
Anders Karlén
läkare
Gerhard Rundberg
läkare
Karl Grunewald
läkare
Ingrid Jarnald
sjuksköterska
Birgit Nordström
sjuksköterska
Carl-Adam Nycop
chefredaktör på tidningen Expressen
Douglas MacArthur
amerikansk general, FN-styrkornas överbefälhavare
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