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Christians
At one court hearing, a witness, who is engaged in prostitution, refused to take the oath, cause she didn't consider herself as a Christian. That incident caused great excitement in the hall.
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At one court hearing, a witness, who is engaged in prostitution, refused to take the oath, cause she didn't consider herself as a Christian. That incident caused great excitement in the hall.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Iosif Olshansky
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Runtime:67 minutes
Studio:Central Television USSR
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