Soviet Union
This is a true story film referred to as 'You are not orphan'. It's about Shoakhmet Shamakhmudov and his wife Bakhri Akramova, an Uzbek family of blacksmiths who gave shelter to fifteen children during the World War II. Children where different nationality and age. Among of them were Russian, Belarusian, Moldovan, Kazakh, Jewish and even German.
Киноповесть о кузнеце Шоахмеде Шомахмудове и его жене, усыновивших и воспитавших в годы Великой Отечественной войны четырнадцать осиротевших детей разных национальностей...
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| Kimi wa koji dewa nai |  Japan |
| Nejsi sirotek |  Czechoslovakia |
| Nem vagy árva |  Hungary |
| Sen yetim emassan (transliterated title) | Soviet Union |
| You Are Not an Orphan (literal English title) | |
| Сен етим эмассан | Soviet Union |
| Ты - не сирота |  Russia |
| Ты не сирота | Soviet Union |
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Gena Tkachenko | Vanya |
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Fima Kaminer | Abram |
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Robert Atabekov | Kolya |
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Larisa Luppian [10] | Dzigra |
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Abil Azizov | Sarsanday |
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Zhena Artishevskiy | Taras |
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Valeriy Rozhayev | Renat |
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Petya Kolesnikov | Tystav |
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Lilya Penkova | Lesya |
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Natasha Mitrokhina | Nadya |
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Mokhira Akhmedova | Barno |
