Albanian Heroic Women

Albanian Heroic Women

★ 9.0IMDb Score
Released:1967-06-14
Duration:35 min
Country:Albania
Director:Xhanfise Keko
Actors:
Production:Shqipëria e Re

Overview:

Documentary about Congres VI of the Women's Union.

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