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The Agony of Black Battal
In Byzantine Empire, a man (hired to repair the caslte) is wrongly accused of killing a young girl and sentenced to death.
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In Byzantine Empire, a man (hired to repair the caslte) is wrongly accused of killing a young girl and sentenced to death.
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Genre:History, Drama
Written By:Alp Zeki Heper
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