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    1989: The Collapse Of The Iron Curtain

    1:30:00 11/9/2023 Nuclear Weapons & Cold War🇮🇱 Subtitled

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    Oscar-nominated documentary recreating the events of 1989 that brought down the Iron Curtain

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    1989: קריסת מסך הברזל

    דוקומנטרי מועמד לאוסקר שמשחזר את האירועים הדרמטיים של 1989 — ומזמין את הצופה אל מאחורי הקלעים של קריסת מסך הברזל באירופה.

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