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The propaganda documentary about youth coming to Yan'an and join the communist party. The film was shot and negatives were sent to Soviet for post-production. The film studio from Soviet Union evacuated because of the Nazi-Soviet war and all negatives for this documentary were lost during this situation.

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The propaganda documentary about youth coming to Yan'an and join the communist party. The film was shot and negatives were sent to Soviet for post-production. The film studio from Soviet Union evacuated because of the Nazi-Soviet war and all negatives for this documentary were lost during this situation.

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