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Oradour 

Five days before the massacre at Oradour-sur-Glane, Philippe Gerbier, an officer in the Free French Forces, is parachuted in near the village. He is to lead a mission for the Resistance in preparation for the D-Day landings. There, he is reunited with Marie, his childhood sweetheart.
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Five days before the massacre at Oradour-sur-Glane, Philippe Gerbier, an officer in the Free French Forces, is parachuted in near the village. He is to lead a mission for the Resistance in preparation for the D-Day landings. There, he is reunited with Marie, his childhood sweetheart.

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Genre:Drama, History, TV Movie, War
Directed By:Pierre Aknine
Written By:Pierre Aknine, Sophie Lebarbier
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Studio:MakingProd, Sequel Prod, M2thep Entertainment, BeHive Production, TF1, RTL-TVi, RTL Belgium, RTL Play

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