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EPISODE · Oct 14, 2012 · 56 MIN

Das Moskau der Korrespondenten

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Die Moskauer SRF-Korrespondenten wohnen seit Jahrzehnten im Quartier am Weissrussischen Bahnhof. Das Viertel hat sich seit dem Ende der Sowjetunion radikal verändert. Unsere Korrespondenten Max Schmid und Peter Gysling erzählen von ihrem persönlichen Blick auf die russische Hauptstadt.

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