The last German plane that took off from Stalingrad took out only bags with the last letters of the soldiers. After the war, an unknown person brought several of them to the Soviet commandant's office, saying: "Take them, this is history." Based on them, a film was made, which won nine awards at international film festivals in the first year.
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Poland 10 June 1966
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