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Operation "Wonderland"

1989, Georgian. Directed by Otar Koberidze.

In 1942, the Far North was home to an icebreaker, almost devoid of weapons. Despite this, it stood as a formidable force, blocking the path of a German cruiser. Led by Captain Anatoly Kacharava, a small detachment of sailors held back the enemy for over three hours. This daring act thwarted Operation Wunderland, a meticulously planned Nazi operation aimed at preventing a Soviet convoy from delivering essential supplies to Arkhangelsk.

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Released
31 December 1989
Original title
Операция «Вундерланд»
Country
Soviet Union
Written by
Aleksandr Moldavsky

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Operation "Wonderland" (1989) was directed by Otar Koberidze and stars Gia Burjanadze, Albert Filozov, Viktor Pavlov.

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