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The action takes place during the years of the Civil War in the Urals. It is difficult for the young woman Nadia Korneeva to make sense of the events unfolding around her. Having endured much grief and gone through numerous trials, she decides to join a Red Guard unit.
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The action takes place during the years of the Civil War in the Urals. It is difficult for the young woman Nadia Korneeva to make sense of the events unfolding around her. Having endured much grief and gone through numerous trials, she decides to join a Red Guard unit.
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Genre:Drama, TV Movie
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Runtime:443 minutes
Studio:Central Television USSR
Cast
Alexander Petrov, Andrei Popov
Director
Irina Dyomina
Надя Корнеева
Aleksei Inzhevatov
Семен Маликов
Vitali Ovanesov
Обручев
Boris Sitko
Стрюков
Alina Pokrovskaya
Ирина Стрюкова
Antonina Bogdanova
бабушка Анна
Vladimir Burlakov
Василий
Alexander Petrov
Рубасов
Pavel Citrinel
Зубов
Rafail Rakitin
Трофим
Galina Moracheva
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