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Four sons (Motion picture : 1928)
This film tells the tale of the Bavarian Bernle family and how their lives are affected by the outbreak of World War I. Mother Bernle is heartbroken when her sons are called to the front-- and on opposite sides. As two choose to fight for the Allies, while the other two fight for the Germans, the family is visited by the inevitable cruel irony of war: not only are the brothers likely to discover one another on the battlefield, they may also find a sibling among the fallen.
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- "This film tells the tale of the Bavarian Bernle family and how their lives are affected by the outbreak of World War I. Mother Bernle is heartbroken when her sons are called to the front-- and on opposite sides. As two choose to fight for the Allies, while the other two fight for the Germans, the family is visited by the inevitable cruel irony of war: not only are the brothers likely to discover one another on the battlefield, they may also find a sibling among the fallen."@en
- "Une saga familiale dans laquelle trois des fils d'une veuve bavaroise partent pour la guerre en Allemagne alors que le quatrième part pour l'Amérique, alors que les États-Unis deviendront ultérieurement ennemis de l'Allemagne."
- ""A Bavarian widow with four sons loses them in the war one by one until only Joseph is left. Having migrated to America, Joseph marries, opens a delicatessen, starts a family, and survives the war fighting on the allied side. After the war, Joseph returns to America and invites his mother to live with him and his family"--AFI catalog, 1921-1930."@en