La República Dominicana Trailer (1923)
Images of everyday life in the poorest sectors of Dominican society.
Watch the official La República Dominicana 1923 trailer in HD below.
Images of everyday life in the poorest sectors of Dominican society.
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Dominican Republic 29 December 1923
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