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March 8th at War (1993) | Slate

March 8th at War

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March 8th at War

8. mart u ratu

March 8th at War

Women's Day in Sarajevo, 1993.

Released: 1993
Runtime: 4m
Genres: Documentary, War
Country: Bosnia and Herzegovina
Language: Bosnian

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Srđan VuletićDirector, Writer

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