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Then in January... 

Elecampane is a healing root like ginseng. According to Kuban belief, dug out in the forest on New Year's Eve, it cures any disease. Children from the Kuban village of Black Erik learn about Lenin’s illness and decide to help him.
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Elecampane is a healing root like ginseng. According to Kuban belief, dug out in the forest on New Year's Eve, it cures any disease. Children from the Kuban village of Black Erik learn about Lenin’s illness and decide to help him.

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Genre:Family
Directed By:Vladimir Khramov
Written By:Viktor Bogatyryov
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Runtime:72 minutes
Studio:Central Television USSR

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