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Anderland

Country of origin	Germany
Original release
Release	1980 (1980) – 1986 (1986)

Anderland was a 45-part German children's mystery television series which aired for the first time on 4 March 1980 on ZDF. It starred Carlo Ianni, Dirk Zalm, Mira Gittner and Loni von Friedl.

See also

List of German television series

External links

Anderland at IMDb

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