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Peoples of the Soviet Union

1952, English. Directed by Julien Bryan.

A film shot in the early 1930s and revised in 1952 which covers Moscow, the tribal areas of the Caucasus Mountains, avant-garde and Jewish theatre preformances, dance festivals, the newly established U.S. Embassy, as well as local daily life.

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0h 38m
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English
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Released
1 August 1952
Country
Soviet Union, United States of America
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Peoples of the Soviet Union (1952) was directed by Julien Bryan.

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