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The Sarajevo Assassination
A resistance fighter in WW2 Sarajevo is running from the Gestapo and finds shelter in the home of the old man. The old man is a former member of the Mlada Bosna organization and tells the young man about his youth and events that which led to assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand in Sarajevo.
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A resistance fighter in WW2 Sarajevo is running from the Gestapo and finds shelter in the home of the old man. The old man is a former member of the Mlada Bosna organization and tells the young man about his youth and events that which led to assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand in Sarajevo.
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Written By:Fadil Hadžić
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Filmska Radna Zajednica (FRZ)
Cast
Fadil Hadžić
Director
Lucyna Winnicka
Sofija
Bert Sotlar
Ferdinand
Predrag Finci
Gavrilo Princip
Svetolik Nikačević
Simo Milić (stari)
Faruk Begolli
Nedeljko Cabrinovic
Nedim Đuherić
Danilo Ilić
Branko Milićević
Ranjeni ilegalac
Maks Furijan
General Oskar Potiorek
Janez Rohaček
Istražni sudac
Branko Ličen
Simo Milić
Franek Trefalt
Njemački oficir
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