Wounds of Our Land

Wounds of Our Land

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Released:1971-04-19
Duration:100 min
Country:Soviet Union
Director:Marijonas Giedrys
Actors:Antanas Šurna, Eugenija Pleskyte, Henrikas Kurauskas, Povilas Gaidis, Irena Vasiulytė
Production:Lithuanian Film Studio

Overview:

Tragic pages in the history of the formation of the independent Lithuanian state in 1918-20.

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