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The Bridge of Caputh
Documentary film narrative about a railway connection destroyed during the war and now situated in the Soviet zone. Despite all the official hurdles, apprentices and young workers manage to build the bridge on schedule.
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Documentary film narrative about a railway connection destroyed during the war and now situated in the Soviet zone. Despite all the official hurdles, apprentices and young workers manage to build the bridge on schedule.
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Genre:Drama, Documentary
Written By:Eva Fritzsche
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:DEFA
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