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The First 20 Years
During the twenty-year tenure of Head coach Zoran Terzic, the women's volleyball team of Serbia won 19 medals at the most important world and European competitions. This documentary is about him.
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During the twenty-year tenure of Head coach Zoran Terzic, the women's volleyball team of Serbia won 19 medals at the most important world and European competitions. This documentary is about him.
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Genre:Documentary, TV Movie
Written By:Nenad Kostić, Vladimir Pajić, Nataša Šević
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Runtime:52 minutes
Studio:Videostroj
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