01 January 1955 Factual 13 mins
Based on a chess set made of ivory, which came to the Habsburg court in Vienna from China, thoughts of Confucius, taken from the Book of Lun-Yü, are recorded.
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Heinz Hilpert as Narrator (voice)
Caspar van den Berg Director
Germany 01 January 1955
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