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It tells about the aftermath of defeat of the Greek Democratic Party in 1948; Aegean Macedonians took the worst, however, since many children were separated from their parents and found shelter in neighboring Balkan countries, never to meet one another.
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It tells about the aftermath of defeat of the Greek Democratic Party in 1948; Aegean Macedonians took the worst, however, since many children were separated from their parents and found shelter in neighboring Balkan countries, never to meet one another.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Kole Manev
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Runtime:48 minutes
Studio:Vardar Film
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