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Harry vs. William: Der royale Bruderzwist
The right of the firstborn is irrevocable - in the Bible as in the British monarchy. No matter how hard the second-born tries, he will never receive the privileges of the first - unless the first dies. This relentless rule weighs heavily on the relationship of the world's most famous princely couple: Harry and William.
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The right of the firstborn is irrevocable - in the Bible as in the British monarchy. No matter how hard the second-born tries, he will never receive the privileges of the first - unless the first dies. This relentless rule weighs heavily on the relationship of the world's most famous princely couple: Harry and William.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Bernd Reufels, Klaus Kastenholz, Marlon Schneider, Ulrike Grunewald
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Studio:Kelvinfilm, ARTE
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