Shirt and Tunic Trailer (1968)
12 November 1968 Factual 67 mins
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12 November 1968 Factual 67 mins
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Leonid Khmara as Narrator (voice)
Yuriy Yakovlev as Narrator (voice)
Georgi Chicherin as Himself (archive footage)
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