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DODA: The Life and Adventures of Franz Baron Nopcsa
Story about the Viennese scholar Franz Baron Nopcsa who almost became King of Albania. A politician, a spy, a military man, he was doing diplomatic work in Romania, Macedonia, Albania. This documentary is about his life and adventures, together with his lover and secretary, Bayazid Elmas Doda.
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Story about the Viennese scholar Franz Baron Nopcsa who almost became King of Albania. A politician, a spy, a military man, he was doing diplomatic work in Romania, Macedonia, Albania. This documentary is about his life and adventures, together with his lover and secretary, Bayazid Elmas Doda.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Visar Vishka
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Runtime:107 minutes
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