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Térésa (1951)

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Térésa

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A soldier is seen holding a copy of "The Stars and Stripes" newspaper with the banner headline reading "IT'S ALL OVER OVER HERE". The actual headline for the Italian edition of the paper simply read "IT'S OVER OVER HERE". The Paris edition said "VICTORY", the Nice edition "Allies Proclaim: It's Over", the London edition "Germany Quits", and the German edition said "Nazis Quit!".

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When the ambulance backs up to the hospital in front of the church, a set of four studio lights is reflected in its rear windows.

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When Philip trades his watch for C-rations, he asks for 12 cans, but receives only about six - all that will fit into his helmet. Later, when he takes them to Teresa's room there appears to be more cans, but still not a dozen.

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