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World War II: The Panzer

2009, English. Directed by Robert Garofalo.

With veterans of the 'Panzertruppe' this film documents with accuracy, the development and effects the various marks of Panzer through vivid recollections, depicts the experiences shared by crews, of going into battle in their steel chariots, knowing perfectly well that within one blazing moment, their tanks could become steel coffins.

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0h 55m
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1 January 2009

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If you liked World War II: The Panzer, try The War on Democracy, The Soviet Story, They Shall Not Grow Old.

Who directed World War II: The Panzer?

World War II: The Panzer (2009) was directed by Robert Garofalo.

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