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Private Aleksandr Matrosov is a russe film of genre Drama directed by Leonid Loukov with Faïna Ranevskaïa
Private Aleksandr Matrosov (1947)
Рядовой Александр Матросов
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Add to a movie listSoldat Alexandre Matrosov (russe : Рядовой Александр Матросов) est un film de guerre soviétique réalisé par Leonid Loukov en 1947.
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Faïna Ranevskaïa
(médecin militaire)
Aleksei Dikij
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