Heidi (disambiguation) — Heidi is a story of an orphan girl composed by Johanna Spyri from Switzerland in 1880. The novel has been adapted into: * Heidi , a 1937 film * Heidi , a 1968 telemovie * Heidi, Girl of the Alps , a 1974 anime series * Heidi s Song , a 1982… … Wikipedia
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