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1907 (P'07) Sword Bayonet and featured a simplified rear sight arrangement and a fixed, rather than a bolt-head-mounted sliding, charger guide.
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When the sister of the main character, neo-Nazi group leader Shtyk ( "Bayonet"), played by Pyotr Fyodorov (credited as the film's co-writer along with Bardin), enters into a relationship with a man from the Caucasus, the conflict ends in bloodshed.
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When the sister of the main character, neo-Nazi group leader Shtyk ( "Bayonet"), played by Pyotr Fyodorov (credited as the film's co-writer along with Bardin), enters into a relationship with a man from the Caucasus, the conflict ends in bloodshed.
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When the sister of the main character, neo-Nazi group leader Shtyk ( "Bayonet"), played by Pyotr Fyodorov (credited as the film's co-writer along with Bardin), enters into a relationship with a man from the Caucasus, the conflict ends in bloodshed.
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When the sister of the main character, neo-Nazi group leader Shtyk ( "Bayonet"), played by Pyotr Fyodorov (credited as the film's co-writer along with Bardin), enters into a relationship with a man from the Caucasus, the conflict ends in bloodshed.
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When the sister of the main character, neo-Nazi group leader Shtyk ( "Bayonet"), played by Pyotr Fyodorov (credited as the film's co-writer along with Bardin), enters into a relationship with a man from the Caucasus, the conflict ends in bloodshed.
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When the sister of the main character, neo-Nazi group leader Shtyk ( "Bayonet"), played by Pyotr Fyodorov (credited as the film's co-writer along with Bardin), enters into a relationship with a man from the Caucasus, the conflict ends in bloodshed.
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When the sister of the main character, neo-Nazi group leader Shtyk ( "Bayonet"), played by Pyotr Fyodorov (credited as the film's co-writer along with Bardin), enters into a relationship with a man from the Caucasus, the conflict ends in bloodshed.
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