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The village of Schabbach experiences the shifting fortunes of Germany from 1919 to 1982.The village of Schabbach experiences the shifting fortunes of Germany from 1919 to 1982.The village of Schabbach experiences the shifting fortunes of Germany from 1919 to 1982.
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- TriviaThe 2015 re-release with 4k restoration is in 7 parts.
- GoofsIn the narration at the beginning of "Das Fest der Lebenden und der Toten" we are told that Pauline died in 1979. However on the family tree the date is listed as 1975. This is confirmed when Hermann visits the grave and the date on the tombstone is 1975.
- ConnectionsEdited into Heimat Fragments: The Women (2006)
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Absolutely, I agree with my previous commentator in describing this as a riveting,fascinating and certainly beautiful film. It's not necessary to see all the episodes,since the first ones are the best,while the last ones are a-bit tiresome,but for any person who likes German's and their good-natured ways,all episodes are worth seeing.In typical german fashion, values are constantly questioned,even it's murderous Nazi past is confronted in the last episodes, the rich dialogues are particularly interesting. These episodes are recommended for anyone who is about to live or travel in Germany,preferably in original language!!
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- Heimat - Eine Chronik in elf Teilen
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- Woppenroth, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany(as Schabbach, streets and church)
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- 1.33 : 1
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By what name was Heimat: A Chronicle of Germany (1984) officially released in Canada in English?
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