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Follows the Bulgarian people's struggle for national independence in the period from 1875 to the Liberation from Otoman bondage.
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118 min
1952-11-10
Released
Bulgarian
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Boycho Ognyanov
Rada Gospozhina
Borimechkata
Doktor Sokolov
Kiryak Stefchov
Tosun bey
Bay Marko
Kolcho slepetza
Marin vaglishtarya
Kandov
Micho Beyzedeto
Kalcho Bukcheto
Stoyan Vodenicharya
Dyakon Vikenti
Mariyka
Petar Ovcharov
Chorbadzhi Yordan
Staika Chonina
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