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Tito in Deutschland

1965, German. Directed by Manfred Krause & Andrew Thorndike.

The film explores the visit of Yugoslav leader Josip Broz Tito to Germany, examining his political influence and interactions within the country. Utilizing archival footage and commentary, the documentary provides insight into Tito's presence in Germany during a pivotal time in Cold War Europe. The film highlights the relationships between East Germany and Yugoslavia, offering a glimpse into the geopolitical dynamics of the era.

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0h 38m
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Language
German
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Released
1 October 1965
Country
East Germany
Written by
Karl-Eduard von Schnitzler

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Tito in Deutschland (1965) was directed by Manfred Krause and Andrew Thorndike and stars Kurt Böwe, Erik S. Klein.

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