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We Are Not to be Blamed for Their Blood

1917, RU. Directed by Mikhail Bonch-Tomashevsky.

A Jewish family grapples with issues of identity as local prejudice turns to violence. Adaptation of Yevgeny Chirikov's 1904 play The Jews.

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Released
22 April 1917
Original title
В их крови мы неповинны
Country
Russia
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We Are Not to be Blamed for Their Blood (1917) was directed by Mikhail Bonch-Tomashevsky and stars Vera Pawlowa, Vladimir Neronov, Pyotr Leontyev.

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