Marktplatz in Beirut Trailer (1899)
Wilhelm II. visits a market place in Beirut, Lebanon.
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International Titles
Orient-Reise des Kaiserpaares: Marktplatz in Beirut Trailer
International Releases Dates
Germany 28 February 1899
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