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Stolbun's Sect
This sect was talked about in the media, and famous Soviet artists sent their children there. Later, she is recognized as a sadist. A documentary about the most popular sect of the Soviet Union - the “collective” of Viktor Stolbun.
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This sect was talked about in the media, and famous Soviet artists sent their children there. Later, she is recognized as a sadist. A documentary about the most popular sect of the Soviet Union - the “collective” of Viktor Stolbun.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Sergey Deev
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Premier, Studio Friday!
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