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Where Does the Motherland Begin?(2014)

4.0(2)49m1 seasonSeptember 29, 2014Ended

Synopsis

The end of the 1980s. The decline of the Soviet era. The wind of change swept away everyone and everything in its path. Taking advantage of the instability of the situation in the Soviet state, the CIA announced an award to anyone who reveals the names of current residents of the USSR in Western countries. The traitor was promised a million dollars and political asylum abroad. The First and Second departments of the KGB (intelligence and counterintelligence) were seriously concerned that there might be many who wanted to get this money. The KGB decided to slip the Americans a fake traitor to the Motherland, choosing an impeccable candidate among their own employees. Operation Phantom has begun…

Created by Rauf Kubaev

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Seasons

Season 1

8 episodes · 2014

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Where Does the Motherland Begin? — frequently asked questions

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Where Does the Motherland Begin? was first aired in 2014.

How many seasons of Where Does the Motherland Begin? are there?+

Where Does the Motherland Begin? has 1 season and 8 episodes in total.

Who created Where Does the Motherland Begin??+

Where Does the Motherland Begin? was created by Rauf Kubaev.

Who stars in Where Does the Motherland Begin??+

Where Does the Motherland Begin? stars Aleksandr Robak, Evgeny Tsyganov, Georgi Taratorkin, Elena Safonova and Yuliya Snigir.

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