The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 134Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1943 |
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... Army ) were deported to Russia . A large number of those left in the Baltic States are now virtually orphans , as their fathers and mothers have been deported , and they had nowhere to live except on the streets . Over 1,500 of these ...
... Army ) were deported to Russia . A large number of those left in the Baltic States are now virtually orphans , as their fathers and mothers have been deported , and they had nowhere to live except on the streets . Over 1,500 of these ...
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... army could offer no organised resistance to the rapidly advancing enemy . The Croat troops deserted in vast numbers . A retrospective article , which appeared in one of the journals controlled by Pavelitch , the Nova Hrvatska , on ...
... army could offer no organised resistance to the rapidly advancing enemy . The Croat troops deserted in vast numbers . A retrospective article , which appeared in one of the journals controlled by Pavelitch , the Nova Hrvatska , on ...
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... army must be fed somehow . While his domestic problems are accumulating , Stalin has succeeded in making himself master of the Red Army . His title of Field Marshal is not an empty one . What he has done for Russia is comparable with ...
... army must be fed somehow . While his domestic problems are accumulating , Stalin has succeeded in making himself master of the Red Army . His title of Field Marshal is not an empty one . What he has done for Russia is comparable with ...
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