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Documentary about the pogrom that took place in Kielce, Poland in July 1946. Odkryj "Bogdan's Journey", fascynujący dokumentalny film który po raz pierwszy pojawił się na ekranach w 2017. Ta produkcja, pochodząca z Polska.
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Bogdan's Journey zajmuje dziś #29010 miejsce na Popcorn Time Streaming Charts w Polsce. Film awansował o 5 miejsca od wczoraj.
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