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Through a 16mm projector and cans of film inherited from his father, young discover the adventure of his grandfather, fighting in World War II, when Brazil sent 25,000 soldiers to fight with the United States, against the Nazi advance in Europe.
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Through a 16mm projector and cans of film inherited from his father, young discover the adventure of his grandfather, fighting in World War II, when Brazil sent 25,000 soldiers to fight with the United States, against the Nazi advance in Europe.
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Written By:Gastão Coimbra
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