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Bread

19881 seasonGrigori Nikulin

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Set around the Volga river, the story begins around 1900, when Russian peasants are let free and allowed to own their farmlands. But soon they suffer from losses during the 1917 Russian Revolution and the following Civil War. Then, the major national catastrophe is started by Stalin: his communist government kills millions of farmers and steals all their food supplies, causing the longest and deadliest famine all over central Russia during the 1920s and 1930s.

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What is Bread (1988) about?

Set around the Volga river, the story begins around 1900, when Russian peasants are let free and allowed to own their farmlands. But soon they suffer from losses during the 1917 Russian Revolution and the following Civil War. Then, the major national catastrophe is started by Stalin: his communist government kills millions of farmers and steals all their food supplies, causing the longest and…

Who stars in Bread?

Bread stars Nikolai Voloshin, Andrey Dudarenko, Sergey Nikonenko, Nina Ruslanova, Natalya Sayko. The series was created by Grigori Nikulin.

How many seasons does Bread have?

Bread has 1 seasons. There are 8 episodes in total.

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