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Koliivshchyna (1934)
An episode of the liberation movement in Ukraine - the uprising of Kolievs (serfs, artisans and fishermen) against the tyranny of the feudal lords and the Polish nobility, which ended with a brutal massacre performed by a Russian punitive expedition in 1768.
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An episode of the liberation movement in Ukraine - the uprising of Kolievs (serfs, artisans and fishermen) against the tyranny of the feudal lords and the Polish nobility, which ended with a brutal massacre performed by a Russian punitive expedition in 1768.
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Genre:History, Drama
Written By:Ivan Kavaleridze
In Theaters:9/16/1934
Box Office:
Runtime:66 minutes
Studio:Ukrainfilm
Cast
Ivan Kavaleridze
Director
Oleksandr Serdiuk
Semen Nezhyvyi
Ivan Marianenko
Ivan Gonta
Jakub Libert
rent collector, possessor
Naum Sheinberg
head of the estate, Jewish innkeeper
Natan Zarkhi
Moshko
Danylo Antonovych
Maksym Zalizniak
Polina Natko
Oksana, Semen's bride
Fedir Radchuk
Polish Pan Chiczewski
Yevdokiia Dolia
Oksana's mother
Hanna Borysohlibska
Uliana, Semen's mother
Mykola Nademskyi
Dinysii
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