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The Civil War. A foster home teacher is delivering grain for the starving children. Her accidental co-travelers are Chekist Gorbach, sailor Sasha, and stationmaster Zaytsev, who came into possession of three gold nuggets. And around them are the Reds, the Whites and the bandits.
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The Civil War. A foster home teacher is delivering grain for the starving children. Her accidental co-travelers are Chekist Gorbach, sailor Sasha, and stationmaster Zaytsev, who came into possession of three gold nuggets. And around them are the Reds, the Whites and the bandits.
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Genre:Adventure, Drama, Action
Written By:Robert Svyatopolk-Mirsky
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Runtime:67 minutes
Studio:Gorky Film Studios
Cast
Samvel Gasparov
Director
Vladimir Borisov
chekist
Eduard Martsevich
glavar' bandy
Olga Gasparova
vospitatel'nitsa detskogo doma
Samvel Gasparov
Yuri Grigoriev
matros Sasha
Oleg Korchikov
nachal'nik stantsii
Igor Klass
Elguja Burduli
Pashka-tsygan
Oleg Sevastyanov
bandit (uncredited)
Georgiy Chervinskiy
бандит
Robert Svyatopolk-Mirsky
Chekist
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