By the Danube
In Dunapataj, Hungary, residents share personal narratives shaped by the impacts of World War I and II, revealing the lasting effects on their community.
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In Dunapataj, Hungary, residents share personal narratives shaped by the impacts of World War I and II, revealing the lasting effects on their community.
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Dunapataj, a small town in Hungary, is the backdrop for personal stories shaped by the events of the 20th century. Residents recount their experiences during World War I and II, detailing how these conflicts affected their lives and community. Through interviews, the film captures the local history and its lasting impact on the people of Dunapataj. Directed by Bálint Magyar, the documentary runs for 125 minutes and was released in 1988.
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