Seasons & Episode
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EP1 - 1945
October. 02,2008
Life in 1945.
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EP2 - 1947
October. 03,2008
Life in 1947.
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EP3 - 1949
October. 06,2008
Life in 1949.
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EP4 - 1951
October. 07,2008
Life in 1951.
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EP5 - 1953
October. 08,2008
Life in 1953.
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EP6 - 1955
October. 09,2008
Life in 1955.
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EP7 - 1957
October. 10,2008
Life in 1957.
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EP8 - 1959
October. 13,2008
Life in 1959.
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EP9 - 1961
October. 14,2008
Life in 1961.
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EP10 - 1963
October. 15,2008
Life in 1963.
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EP11 - 1965
October. 16,2008
Life in 1965.
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EP12 - 1967
October. 17,2008
Life in 1967.
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EP13 - 1969
October. 20,2008
Life in 1969.
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EP14 - 1971
October. 21,2008
Life in 1971.
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EP15 - 1973
October. 22,2008
Life in 1973.
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EP16 - 1975
October. 23,2008
Life in 1975.
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EP17 - 1977
October. 24,2008
Life in 1977.
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EP18 - 1979
October. 27,2008
Life in 1979.
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EP19 - 1981
October. 28,2008
Life in 1981.
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EP20 - 1983
November. 03,2008
Life in 1983.
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EP21 - 1985
November. 04,2008
Life in 1985.
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EP22 - 1987
November. 05,2008
Life in 1987.
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EP23 - 1989/1
November. 06,2008
Life in 1989 - part 1.
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EP24 - 1989/2
November. 07,2008
Life in 1989 - part 2
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EP25 - 1989/3
November. 10,2008
Life in 1989 - part 3.
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Hungarian documentary series, which presents the history of the country after World War II until the time of the regime.
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