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The Stone Wonders of Naumburg (1932) | Slate

The Stone Wonders of Naumburg

Die steinernen Wunder von Naumburg

“A documentary film illustrating and analysing the mediæval architecture and sculpture of the beautiful cathedral of Naumburg in Germany.” - The [London] Film Society, 1936.

Released: 1932
Runtime: 12m
Genres: Documentary
Country: Germany

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Curt OertelDirector

Rudolf BambergerDirector, Screenplay

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