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400 cm³ (1967) | Slate

400 cm³

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400 cm³

GDR anti-Vietnam propaganda film with footage of East Germans donating blood to be sent to the Viet Cong soldiers.

Released: 1967
Runtime: 6m
Genres: Documentary
Country: East Germany
Language: German

Direction and writing

Gerhard ScheumannWriter

Walter HeynowskiDirector, Writer

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