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With the Ship 'Macedonia' from Rijeka to New York

Aug 21, 1952

0h 10m

★ 0.0

Overview

A travel documentary about the ship "Macedonia" which sets sail from the port of Rijeka, travels along the Mediterranean Sea stopping at Alexandria, Genova, Marseilles, Algiers and arrives at the final destination in New York.

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Documentary

Production Companies

Vardar Film

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5.7

Méditerranée

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0.0

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A Storm at Sea

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