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Trypillian Tragedy
The story of a tragic death of a Komsomol detachment in a fight with the Greens during the Civil War.
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The story of a tragic death of a Komsomol detachment in a fight with the Greens during the Civil War.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Hryhorii Epik
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:VUFKU
Cast
Aleksandr Anoshchenko-Anod
Director
Vladimir Shakhovskoy
Priest in the village of Trypillia
Heorhiy Astafyev
Danylo Terpylo / Otaman Zelenyi
Yevgenia Petrova
Katia
D. Borisov
Petro
Yevhen Tymofieiev
Ratmanskyi
Fastovskyi
Komsomol member
A. Sadetskyi
Komsomol member without a finger
Varvara Kryvoruchko
Komsomol member
B. Pelenis
Jewish girl Sonia
A. Tymontaiev
D. Medvedskyi
Officer of the White Army
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