Liberation: The Fire Bulge

Summary

Liberation: The Fire Bulge is a film^[1].

Key Facts

• Liberation: The Fire Bulge's instance of is recorded as The Fire Bulge — instance of (P31): film^[2].
• Liberation: The Fire Bulge was directed by The Fire Bulge — director (P57): Yuri Ozerov^[3].
• Liberation: The Fire Bulge followed The Fire Bulge — follows (P155): Stalingrad^[4].
• Liberation: The Fire Bulge was followed by The Fire Bulge — followed by (P156): Liberation: Breakthrough^[5].
• Liberation: The Fire Bulge is part of The Fire Bulge — part of (P361): Liberation^[6].
• Liberation: The Fire Bulge's country of origin is recorded as The Fire Bulge — country of origin (P495): Soviet Union^[7].
• Liberation: The Fire Bulge's country of origin is recorded as The Fire Bulge — country of origin (P495): Germany^[8].
• Liberation: The Fire Bulge's country of origin is recorded as The Fire Bulge — country of origin (P495): Poland^[9].
• Liberation: The Fire Bulge's country of origin is recorded as The Fire Bulge — country of origin (P495): Yugoslavia^[10].
• Liberation: The Fire Bulge's country of origin is recorded as The Fire Bulge — country of origin (P495): Italy^[11].
• Liberation: The Fire Bulge was published on May 7, 1970^[12].
• Liberation: The Fire Bulge's title is recorded as Освобождение. Фильм первый. Огненная дуга^[13].
• Liberation: The Fire Bulge's duration is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q7727', 'amount': '+87'}^[14].

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Authorship and Creation

Liberation: The Fire Bulge was directed by The Fire Bulge — director (P57): Yuri Ozerov^[3].

Publication

Liberation: The Fire Bulge was released on May 7, 1970^[12]. It is part of The Fire Bulge — part of (P361): Liberation^[6].

Adaptations and Inspiration

Liberation: The Fire Bulge followed The Fire Bulge — follows (P155): Stalingrad^[4]. It was followed by The Fire Bulge — followed by (P156): Liberation: Breakthrough^[5].