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... Army ( usually known as the Polish Underground Army ) by the double process of physical suppression and defamation , and the authority of the legitimate Polish Government by the same double process - by arresting or deporting its ...
... Army ( usually known as the Polish Underground Army ) by the double process of physical suppression and defamation , and the authority of the legitimate Polish Government by the same double process - by arresting or deporting its ...
Pagina 145
... army , because it had com- pounded with the Germans . The Regent , Prince Paul , was deposed . King Peter , aged seventeen , was enthroned . France had collapsed , Russia was not in the war , Great Britain was alone . The invasion of ...
... army , because it had com- pounded with the Germans . The Regent , Prince Paul , was deposed . King Peter , aged seventeen , was enthroned . France had collapsed , Russia was not in the war , Great Britain was alone . The invasion of ...
Pagina 163
... army co - operation squadrons of the Air Force ( which were really only tactical reconnaissance squadrons ) were under the operational control of the Army , as the Tactical Air Forces were until their recent disband- ment . During the ...
... army co - operation squadrons of the Air Force ( which were really only tactical reconnaissance squadrons ) were under the operational control of the Army , as the Tactical Air Forces were until their recent disband- ment . During the ...
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