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Lithuania in the Second World War. Film documents (2006) | Slate

Lithuania in the Second World War. Film documents

Lietuva antrąjame pasauliniame kare. Kino dokumentai

In Rimtautas Šilinis' film “Lithuania in the Second World War. Film documents” the scenes are edited chronologically from the material stored in the Lithuanian film archives.The historical context of the events establishes the view that the occupation, and at the same time the Second World War, ended for Lithuania in 1993. August 31 after the Soviet army left the country. kinofondas.lt

Released: 2006
Runtime: 52m
Genres: Documentary
Country: Lithuania
Language: Lithuanian

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Rimtautas SilinisDirector

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