Oradour, symbole de la barbarie nazie Filming Locations
Where was Oradour, symbole de la barbarie nazie filmed? Oradour, symbole de la barbarie nazie was filmed in 4 locations across France in the following places:
Oradour, symbole de la barbarie nazie Filming Locations
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Oradour, symbole de la barbarie nazie (2015)
A documentary about the atrocities committed by the Das Reich Division during Spring 1944 in southern France.