And in Russia the Damned Days Strike Again
Nov 01 1992
•2h 0m
•Drama
Viktor Burdin demands complete clarity from the KGB: when and under what circumstances his father, now rehabilitated, died.
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Tatyana Ipatova
Sasha
Yevgeni Belonogov
Vadim Voinov
Mikhail Ivanov
Efim Ivanovich Burdin
Mikhail Borovkov
Efim Burdin
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