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Marshal Blucher: A Portrait Against the Background of an Epoch (1989)
The story of Marshal Vasily Konstantinovich, a dedicated Red Army commander who was killed in Stalin's "purges." The film attempts to study the fate of the country through his biography, and unlock the riddle of the show trials of the thirties.
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The story of Marshal Vasily Konstantinovich, a dedicated Red Army commander who was killed in Stalin's "purges." The film attempts to study the fate of the country through his biography, and unlock the riddle of the show trials of the thirties.
Rating:NR
Genre:Documentary, History
Written By:Vladimir Eisner, A. Golovanov
In Theaters:9/13/1989
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:East Siberian Newsreels Studio
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