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The Glory of Defeat
Past and present collide as Genadiy leads his family and fellow reenactors on a journey back to the Middle Ages, in an attempt to relive the Crusaders' final battle in the Holy Land.
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Past and present collide as Genadiy leads his family and fellow reenactors on a journey back to the Middle Ages, in an attempt to relive the Crusaders' final battle in the Holy Land.
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