Movie: Demirkırat: Victory

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Mehmet Ali Birand
Mehmet Ali Birand

Self-Narrator

Özden Toker
Özden Toker

Self

Kasim Gülek
Kasim Gülek

Self

Nihat Subaşı
Nihat Subaşı

Self

Cüneyt Arcayürek
Cüneyt Arcayürek

Self

Aydin Menderes
Aydin Menderes

Self

Orhan Birgit
Orhan Birgit

Self

Seyfi Kurtbek
Seyfi Kurtbek

Self

Hayrettin Erkmen
Hayrettin Erkmen

Self

Metin Toker
Metin Toker

Self

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