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Die Todeszeche
A description of the prevailing deplorable conditions in coal mines, as well as the burial of deceased miners following a mining accident in the Silesian town of Neurode.
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A description of the prevailing deplorable conditions in coal mines, as well as the burial of deceased miners following a mining accident in the Silesian town of Neurode.
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Genre:Documentary
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:Film-Kartell "Weltfilm"
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