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Terek the River of Friendship
A documentary film by North Ossetian television about how a river flowing through several republics of the North Caucasus unites people living in them. Together they build bridges, work in production, create the famous Tersko-Kuma irrigation canal, and a state farm where grapes are grown.… This is a film about the friendship of many generations of peoples inhabiting the shores of the buiny Terek, and about the benefits that the river gives to man.
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A documentary film by North Ossetian television about how a river flowing through several republics of the North Caucasus unites people living in them. Together they build bridges, work in production, create the famous Tersko-Kuma irrigation canal, and a state farm where grapes are grown.… This is a film about the friendship of many generations of peoples inhabiting the shores of the buiny Terek, and about the benefits that the river gives to man.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:A. Zorkiy
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Runtime:54 minutes
Studio:North Ossetia TV Film Studio
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