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Starring | Erol Sander |
Country of origin | Germany |
Die Alpenklinik (The Alpine Clinic) is a German romantic drama television series aired since 2005. It follows the activities of the successful Berlin heart surgeon Dr. Daniel Guth in the Salzburg area.
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