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The Iron Fortress
Weeks after the victory in Vietnam, first pictures of a new humanity are captured: old and sick people preparing for their future, children on their way to school.
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Weeks after the victory in Vietnam, first pictures of a new humanity are captured: old and sick people preparing for their future, children on their way to school.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Gerhard Scheumann, Walter Heynowski
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Studio H&S
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