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The Two Who Remembered
The war ended, and peaceful days arrived. But not everyone was able to escape the "ghosts of the past." One day in the forest, at a monument to a partisan unit, two men met. One was the man responsible for the Germans shooting the entire unit, and the other was the man who miraculously survived the massacre...
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The war ended, and peaceful days arrived. But not everyone was able to escape the "ghosts of the past." One day in the forest, at a monument to a partisan unit, two men met. One was the man responsible for the Germans shooting the entire unit, and the other was the man who miraculously survived the massacre...
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Albert Ivanov
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Gorky Film Studios
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