Die vergessene Minderheit oder Die Geschichte einer Grenze

Die vergessene Minderheit oder Die Geschichte einer Grenze

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Die vergessene Minderheit oder Die Geschichte einer Grenze

1992

0h 45m

7.0(1 votes)

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For centuries the Germans and Slovenes lived in peace with one another in southern Styria. Then, when the border was defined, the killing began. A picture of southern Styria far removed from the usual associations of wine-drinking, merry-making and seclusion and the literary fantasies about it...

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Robert Hauer-Riedl

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