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On the fate of a soldier Vasily Romashkin, yesterday's tenth grader, who went through all the trials of the WWII and ended his combat journey as an intelligence officer.
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On the fate of a soldier Vasily Romashkin, yesterday's tenth grader, who went through all the trials of the WWII and ended his combat journey as an intelligence officer.
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Genre:War
Written By:Vladimir Karpov, Vadim Lysenko
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Studio:Odessa Film Studio
Cast
Vadim Lysenko
Director
Igor Efimov
Garbuz, Commissioner
Yuriy Solovyov
Karavaev, regiment commander, major
Georgy Nazarenko
Kazakov, chief of reconnaissance regiment
Oleksandr Ihnatusha
Bogdan Shovkoplyas, scout
Sergey Makovetskiy
Alexander Proletkin, scout, Odessa
Fyodor Sukhov
Vasily Romashkin
Aleksandr Potapov
Grisha Kurzhakov, lieutenant, company commander
Leonid Nevedomsky
Dobrokhotov, General
Anatoli Yurchenko
Goloshchapov, scout
Viktor Pavlov
Zhmachenko, foreman
Valery Zaitsev
Zhuk, scout
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