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* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: Serbian Gojko Mitic became a huge star in East Germany and later also in West Germany, where he finished his Western career by playing Literature/{{Winnetou}} at the open-air festival in Bad Segeberg. On a different note, the {{HistoricalDomainCharacter}}s that show up in those movies are at the very least usually portrayed more ambiguously (if at all) in the US than they are in those very pro-Native American movies.

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* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: Serbian Gojko Mitic became a huge star in East Germany and later also in West Germany, where he finished his Western career by playing Literature/{{Winnetou}} at the open-air festival in Bad Segeberg. On a different note, the {{HistoricalDomainCharacter}}s {{Historical Domain Character}}s that show up in those movies are at the very least usually portrayed more ambiguously (if at all) in the US than they are in those very pro-Native American movies.
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* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: Serbian Gojko Mitic became a huge star in East Germany and later also in West Germany, where he finished his Western career by playing Literature/{{Winnetou}} at the open-air festival in Bad Segeberg. On a different note, the HistoricalDomainCharacter s that show up in those movies are at the very least usually portrayed more ambiguously (if at all) in the US than they are in those very pro - Native American movies.

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* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: Serbian Gojko Mitic became a huge star in East Germany and later also in West Germany, where he finished his Western career by playing Literature/{{Winnetou}} at the open-air festival in Bad Segeberg. On a different note, the HistoricalDomainCharacter s {{HistoricalDomainCharacter}}s that show up in those movies are at the very least usually portrayed more ambiguously (if at all) in the US than they are in those very pro - Native pro-Native American movies.
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* FakeNationality: Naturally the vast majority of "Americans" were not really played by Americans nor were the majority of "Indians" played by actual Native Americans
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* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: Serbian Gojko Mitic became a huge star in East Germany and later also in West Germany, where he finished his Western career by playing Literature/{{Winnetou}} at the open-air festival in Bad Segeberg.

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FakeNationality: Naturally the vast majority of "Americans" were not really played by Americans nor were the majority of "Indians" played by actual Native Americans
* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: Serbian Gojko Mitic became a huge star in East Germany and later also in West Germany, where he finished his Western career by playing Literature/{{Winnetou}} at the open-air festival in Bad Segeberg. On a different note, the HistoricalDomainCharacter s that show up in those movies are at the very least usually portrayed more ambiguously (if at all) in the US than they are in those very pro - Native American movies.
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* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: Serbian Gojko Mitic became a huge star in East Germany and later also in West Germany, where he finished his Western career by playing {{Winnetou}} at the open-air festival in Bad Segeberg.

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* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: Serbian Gojko Mitic became a huge star in East Germany and later also in West Germany, where he finished his Western career by playing {{Winnetou}} Literature/{{Winnetou}} at the open-air festival in Bad Segeberg.
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* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: Serbian Gojko Mitic became a huge star in East Germany and later also in West Germany, where he finished his Western career by playing {{Winnetou}} at the open-air festival in Bad Segeberg.

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