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He Wasn't Alone 

The action takes place in the North of Scandinavia, where Hitler's Germany tried to keep its last frontier. Here by the will of circumstances gets pilot-Navigator uzbek Akbar Ibrahimov, whose plane was shot down in battle, and joins the ranks of the Resistance. Soon he managed to get an officer on a German submarine, and later report on the secret bases of the enemy.
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The action takes place in the North of Scandinavia, where Hitler's Germany tried to keep its last frontier. Here by the will of circumstances gets pilot-Navigator uzbek Akbar Ibrahimov, whose plane was shot down in battle, and joins the ranks of the Resistance. Soon he managed to get an officer on a German submarine, and later report on the secret bases of the enemy.

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Genre:War
Directed By:Zagid Sabitov
Written By:Igor Lukovskiy, Zagid Sabitov
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Studio:Uzbekfilm

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Zagid Sabitov

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Shukhrat Irgashev

Akbar Ibragimov / Fernando Jimenez

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Rudolf Allabert

Otto Stürmer

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Mikhail Pogorzhelsky

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Vladislav Strzhelchik

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Olev Eskola

Admiral

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Eve Kivi

Date of Fernando Jimenez

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Karps Klētnieks

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Peeter Jakobi

Fernando Jimenez

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Heino Mandri

German officer at the kommandatur

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Sander Raus

Götzke

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Mauri Raus

Lieutenant Holz

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