Thomas Zintl - Classical Music and Cold War (DVD)

Thomas Zintl - Classical Music and Cold War (DVD)

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Thomas Zintl - Classical Music and Cold War (DVD)In 1945, after the war had ended, the world split into East and West in political terms. The frontier between the two blocs cut straight through Germany and quickly became a dividing line between contrasting cultural systems. In the Soviet occupation zone Cast & Crew Director: THOMAS ZINTL Additional Details Label: Arthaus Musik Genre: Documentary Run Time: 52 mins Release Date: 10 15 12 UPC: 807280165593

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Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2026