soviet military school. that is, there are large massifs and so on. and so on. the russian armya more powerful successor. it has more weapons. the ukrainian army has less weapons. however, we see in first of all, precisely on the ukrainian side, there are probably technological advantages thanks to the weapons provided by the united states and other nato countries, and this is precisely what allows, say, a smaller copy of the soviet army to effectively repel the attacks of its large copy, the main heir of the soviet army, if we say that on today there was a certain stabilization of the front line, thanks to the tactics of using certain weapons and the specifics of each type of weapons, if they were to form a certain priority in relation to the hierarchy of those or of other models used by accompanying troops or other units on the battlefield, how would you form it in such a hierarchical order p- on skis depending on what stage of the war we are talking about , that is, even the second, third, well, we must say that you played a significant role precisely those arms supplies that

regard to the supply of ammunition to nato standards and to the stockpiles of soviet hummingbirds that were in the ukrainian armye said in this regard? yes, indeed, the minister of defense of ukraine, er, at the beginning of june, issued quite interesting information, which had exactly er the percentage ratio of soviet- caliber projectiles that were as of february 24 to those ammunition of nato samples that were received at that time, the difference was, according to him, 10%. that is, taking into account the fact that the data regarding the supply of 155-millimeter projectiles to ukraine is public, they officially discuss it at the pentagon and in, for example, the same germany , that is, all the countries that will give us some weapons there, they release open information, that is, if you conduct the information of these data there is to take into account 10% difference, then we conclude that as of february 24, ukraine had about 400,000,500 shells of soviet calibers 122-192 mm and 203 mm in total. us and warehouses of explosive ammunition, the fact that the production of projectiles was not implemented for the

is enough to effectively repulse the attacks of its large copy of the main heir of the soviet army we say that today there has been a certain stabilization of the front line, then it is also thanks to the tactics of using certain weapons and the specifics of each type of weaponry, if such were to form a certain priority in relation to the hierarchy of certain types used by accompanying troops or other units on the battlefield, how would you form it in such a hierarchical order? we are talking, that is, we are the first in the second, the third. there, we have to talk about the fact that you played a significant role precisely in the supply of weapons that were transferred from the allies, determine the number, the same known ufos, the same javelins, that is, anti-tank missile equipment and an exclusively ukrainian bestseller , which is waiting for him simply insane popularity in the world , and in my opinion, after our victory - this prk stugna, together with other means and desperate courageous actions of the armed forces of ukraine, allowed to carry out the cutting of those guts

the soviet union completely erased the historical gratitude of the czechs for the fact that the soviet armyndamaged , i am not a historian, i cannot give how much this version are right, which is wrong, but this memory was the gratitude of russia to the then soviet union for the fact that prague remained unscathed as a result of the second world war . then, during the prague spring, the czechs were shocked. in which we are so grateful, it is going against us. i think many ukrainians in the east of ukraine felt about the same shock, well, how come, we were oriented towards you , and you will destroy us, approximately the same period of time for the suppression as planned by putin of ukrainians it has been six months already, the ukrainian people are putting up an unprecedented resistance in our country. independence day will be the first time in such military conditions. how do you model the situation on august 24, 2018 and after? there are many logical versions that the war will last a long time. i agree that if we take the current conditions, such an extrapolation really gives a long war,

precisely because we understand that the russian army is the successor of the soviet army. type of ground troops is the artillery of artillery batteries in russia, more than motorized rifle companies. how do we take mortars , anti-tank howitzers, etc. and so on and in the due to the fact that artillery depends on shells, and when it is left without equipment , it cannot, er, act effectively, cannot act effective artillery, the russian army falls into a stupor because it is accustomed to its artillery with a barrage of fire clears the path of armored infantry and now it is happening less effectively. we cannot say that russian artillery has completely lost its potential. no, of course , no. is it significant enough? units to use the results of artillery strikes and in the donbass we see this the biggest relief means after the capture of lysychansk, russian successes are, to put it mildly , insignificant during a rather long period of time lyvima got hammer son a few months earlier. do you think that severodonetsk and lysychansk would have held out? maybe i can't say that. be

that's exactly why that we understand that the russian army, as the successor of the soviet army, itsnd troops is the artillery of artillery batteries in russia more than motorized rifle companies, how did they choose mortars, anti-tank howitzers , etc. and so on and in connection with the fact that the artillery it depends on projectiles and when it remains unmanned it cannot, uh, act effectively, it cannot act effectively, the artillery of the russian army falls into the caliper because it habitually artillery clears the path of armored infantry with its barrage of fire and now this is happening less effectively. we cannot say that the russian artillery has completely lost its potential . no, of course, no. is it significant enough? but this already significantly affects its capabilities and, in turn , the ability of the tank e-e units there to take advantage of the results of artillery strikes in the donbass. we see the most relief means after the fall of lysychansk, russian successes, to put it mildly, are insignificant during a rather long period of time, if we had received hamme

dad, who served as a soldier in estonia in the soviet army, and when he went on a day off day and wentey told him that they served him, you say you are stupid, they will not dance with you, they will not dance with you. blond but not with muscovites there, they learned this rule better and earlier, so let's move on, we should already have iskander-bari and the head of the crimean tatar resource center, a member of the mechlis of the crimean tatar people, mr. and skandar, good day to you, good day glory to ukraine glory to the heroes what are your informants saying, you can still hear the smell of that fire well, really , what happened yesterday well, i would say that yesterday there were two such significant yes and events a-a in the south of ukraine, including in the occupied territory crimea well, first of all, there were explosions yesterday in the genetic district, and all in the village of novooleksiiivka and other villages there, his liver was in warehouses, and there is also preliminary information that there were explosives in the cities and the action is being concentrated rus

and these 80,000, uh, soldiers of the soviet army, they, uh, are, in fact, lying in the ground in order for lithuania to receive klaipeda, but at that time it was called furniture and the vilnius region, because without these soldiers without these efforts the efforts of his soviet red army, but they could not , so to speak, win back, serve, increase their territories. and uh, the peculiarity of what is happening now lies in the fact that they took this gift from a red army soldier, and now, in fact, mockery arranges dancing on the graves and demolishes it. eh, these here are grave, in fact, monuments. here is the monument you mentioned, it is not just somewhere in the city. yes, it is in the cemetery. it's like this, well, a big official one, i don't know, or something, you can say so. here is a cemetery where famous people, er, who pass away, are buried . and now, uh, the main central, like a memorial. eh, this e cemetery. she's such a low graveyard, it's called. hmm, there is a monument there, here is a monument to soviet soldiers, and it has such a monumental character, but it was i

soviet union. he was wrong about everything that could happen then. he was wrong about the weak army. he was wrong about the west will not be the only one, and here we have to thank the united states of america and joseph biden, it is obvious, johnson, the european leaders, the leaders of our neighbors in poland, who supported us, who united, and ... mistakes that could have been made precisely because of that , he is doomed to defeat and we are doomed to victory, and how did it happen that's why he made a mistake because , in essence, 70 years of cultural and mental occupation in us was like this and this myth that everyone was worried about that we are one people, belarusians , russians and ukrainians, what is this cardinal difference that he did not take into account between us and russia, he did not take into account what we said that ukrainians are a people who love freedom and who know how to fight for their freedom and their they can have the right to choose the president to be wrong, to choose one better, another worse , but this is the right of the people, and the people do n

command is preparing operations to capture berlin; the task has become to capture it before the soviet army being created under the command field marshal montgomery. the direction of the main attack is planned north of the ruhr along the shortest path that separates the main grouping of british troops from berlin. the possibility of the opening by the nazis of the ways and allied troops to berlin is not ruled out. so who, brother, berlin, we or the allies of the upcoming berlin operation, which we were entrusted with carrying out, can not be compared with anything. we have to defeat at least a million soldiers on the approaches to berlin 4 german armies. we have not yet had to take such a large strong fortified, a city like berlin, its vast area, each street, lane, house, canals, bridges, everything is an integral part of the general defense of the mountain. from odor to berlin there is a continuous system of defensive structures. therefore, the front command decided to attack the enemy with such force. to overwhelm and shake him to the core. we concentrated 22,000 guns, artillery, mortars,

the soviet monuments that are not on the graves are among them, and the monument to the liberators, according to the law, the dismantling should take place before november 15, but the three red army men saved up will now rest in the soviet military cemetery on raven street, then there is on the street of heroes daria grigorova vladislav chernov european ukraine does not lag behind the baltic states in an effort to get rid of the memory of the great patriotic war in lviv, they decided to open the burial place of soviet soldiers on the field of mars , the remains of 3,000, who died during the war years, they want to move away from the historical center on the site of the lviv memorial the authorities are planning to equip a complex in honor of the newest heroes of the independent, those who served in the national battalions and the armed forces and shelled the donbass well, it’s hardly worth counting. and that one of the locals will oppose such barbarism, all the more there is experience in fighting dissidents and an example of impunity from estonia where the police carry out repressions against those who disagree with the demolition of the tank monument, 34 boris ivanov oversees t

and on august, the 9th soviet troops launched a massive offensive against the 1500000 strong quantum army. the manchurian operation has no match in military history. the red army defeated the current on army in just 10 days. on august the 19th its commander in chief auto yamato complied with the soviet high commands ultimatum on immediate and unconditional surrender. he handed his sword to a soviet officer and other generals followed suit. aah! after the start of the red armies military operation, the unit $731.10 were completely liquidated. as per my old of the soviet armies, swift advanced, deprived us of the possibility of employing a biological weapon against the ussr or other countries tribunal transcript commander in chief of the japanese quinton abbey yamato auto. generally, she was in a hurry. the red army was advancing too quickly and he didn't want to be captured by russians. ah, prisoners were killed and their bodies destroyed. personnel and valuables were relocated. anything they had to leave behind was burned. most of the facilities were blown up. mm hm. mm. on august the 19t

what did you serve in the soviet army? you actually served in the territory of russia. do you perceive it as a person from the soviet union? which felt on itself maybe part partly these narratives of this propaganda. how do you perceive what is happening now? you can say, you know, this is the situation when there is a knife in the heart, because at one time, you perceived it as such an apparently big family, the soviet union, the army, you know , there were different people and the wrong time, there were different people, some how did you get to know ukraine ? you know, it’s not hostile, but it’s not pleasant, but some are on the contrary. well, for example, i was already finishing my service myself. from riga that's where ukrainians were treated very well at that time, and at that time there, i am not afraid to say this word, they called the russians occupiers . what year was it 79-78? well, even at that time, well, regarding the language issue, by the way, you are i understand that you speak ukrainian in everyday life. you are a russian speaker in that video, as i re

at the same time, there are still hundreds of soviet systems in the army and they continue to be usedn battles . it is a caliber of 152 mm, it is a 2.3 and a d-20. well, where is the 20? in general, they were pulled from warehouses, they were not in service, so the armed forces e-e actually pulled them after the 15th year, when there were losses of e 2.3 for replacement 233 what is the problem with the device the problem is in the caterpillar apiary, the base there is a suslop, this base was widely used in the soviet army, but it is not successful. there are a number of such design features that are related to the soviet dialogue on the creation of weapons. what are they? well, they can no longer drive. this is just a headache for the commanders . er, they are restored in order to be able to shoot, drive, well, you can say that if the self-propelled gun does not go, well, it means that there is no point in the aromas of any current, not from its security, that’s why, er, they are morally obsolete, physically obsolete and their it is necessary to change it first of all. according to pe

as per my old of the soviet armies, swift advanced, deprived us of the possibility of employing a biological weapon against the ussr or other countries. tribunal transcript commander in chief of the japanese quinton abbey yamato. otto's mm. g o. e. she was in a hurry. the red army was advancing too quickly and he didn't want to be captured by russians. prisoners were killed and their bodies destroyed. personnel and valuables were relocated. anything they had to leave behind was burned. most of the facilities were blown up. hm. mm. on august 19th, 1945. the 1st soviet troops entered the city of hobbin. mm . ah, ah, the 731 camp had already been blown up and all the most important materials removed . but there was still traces of their crimes. soviet troops found ample evidence of the biological warfare units, activities. central unit 731, personnel, mac captured along with the quinton army commander in chief and senior military medical service officers. ah, meanwhile general is he made contact with the americans american us with huge to this memorial. now's i to the dial motor, doable to wish

. most of the soviet monuments that are not on the graves among them, and the monument to the liberators of riga, the dismantling by law should take place before november 15 three red army now rest at the soviet military cemetery on varunyu street, that is, on the street of heroes daria grigorova vladislav chernov european sochi vladimir putin met with ela panfilov's head.

first of all, we will be talking about self-defeats , that is, what is the other aspect of the soviet army, that is, the greek army, in my opinion , switched to soviet tactics of application as quickly as possible artillery, that is, not having high-precision projectiles, having enough well, perhaps the ability to create reconnaissance strike complexes is limited to a certain extent due to the complex arrangement of the management of artillery units. that is, there are certain difficulties, but they excluded them, they compensate precisely with a huge number of art systems that can work well, without such natural limitation in projectiles because the amount of ammunition left in the warehouses of the russian army well, it is simply astronomical. that is, there is no such condition that these projectiles may run out in the near future . it seems so to me, and that is why the only option is to really destroy the logistics and ensure that the enemy simply does not have to bring in these ammunition that will fly, and we are talking about the fact that, well, in general, messages excellent defe

soviet monuments that are not on the graves among them, and the monument to the liberators of riga , according to the law, the dismantling should take place before november 15, but about the three red armywill now rest at the soviet military cemetery on crow street, that is, on heroes street daria grigorova vladislav chernov european bring. sochi vladimir putin met with ela pamfilova the cec reported to the president on the preparations for the elections in september, according to her, the election campaign is going on very worthy , 97% of the candidates passed the registration without failures. these are the commission's highest approval rates in the september election. the election campaign in the country has actually begun, that it is in full swing as usual, and at this moment all elections without any kind of failure should be held as openly and transparently as possible and i go, to be honest, that this program is now open, it is an order of magnitude higher than all countries unfriendly, who consider themselves democratic, literally recently joint creativity in quotation marks of those who, well, serves these different countries, therefore, yes servants. and those who left the cou

18, 2001, on the eve of his 85th birthday, maurice had to go on stage in a crowded hall of the soviet armyu see, dad wheezed, dad fixed it, you know, and he literally , uh, this state lasted for him. well , literally well, a minute. but no more than two, and that's how his face was distorted like that, because you, by an effort of will, squeezed his teeth like that. and everything calmed down, after 8 minutes the doctors were in the apartment. for another half an hour they tried to bring alexei morisiev back to life, but everything was fruitless. at that moment, backstage and in the crowded hall of the theater of the soviet army, everyone was impatiently waiting for the hero of the evening. i remember saying that just now, just a few minutes ago , alexei petrovich and in the hall, you know, it was like that. zhal, slowly rises, rises in complete silence, the hall dissolved. at that moment, each of the spectators unconsciously wanted to be alone with their grief. it was deeply personal for everyone . maresyev was a hero from childhood, who they empathized with, who they believed, but it tur

the soviet army began a counter attack. the germans needed their forces at the front to control the polish and ukrainian territories. the german command began recruiting local ukrainian volunteers to form the ss kanisha division ah sizes of stuff around of the easy will be with this. i was kind of just talking about it when you kind of trans fossil for velocity nationalist about those i sure is up, i'm gonna be numbers for him or as you know, data on balloon causes 0 in allow krinski mention at least of yaki lenin's in 2 months 26000 volunteers enlisted in the division. after training in belarus, ear, france and germany. the new recruits swore allegiance to the right eye, a ukrainian volunteer pledge, my continuing allegiance, and obedience to the german leader and the german army commander in chief adult hitler. i solemnly undertake to serve the german army alongside my motherland. m civic was to very instant last under his years ago. he attend our fight so lofty that upon a line at this time of storm. fixed on me only som

soviet partisan squad. april 1943 in sue man region, a ukrainian national army unit. his task to kill the poles and burn all their settlements by april 15th. on march the 25th they snorted, the population in burns, r. o loc, marianna, africa, and paradise yonkers settlements on march. the 29th 18 people were slaughtered in killeen of ca, village in that village, a polish doctor. franklin was attacked. they cut off his ears and ripped out his nose and began cutting him to pieces. the recei, stalkers, that also was well before. so george neuralgia for a b, e with, regardless of the thing is ervish a huge dream in the putting you want him of these old and was just not the soccer soccer teaching. picking you originally from the 2 media rooms in, you know, of the only to pottery easily enough. we're as responsible maybe lizards or a studio would be new. zoom over with us or us deal scene would be mobile. so you side, unless you stay about diligence, i posted a novel chest, you about citizens shoot the barriers on a disk of the go. and i see with the what would you call me

people, however, also participated in the organization of the agreement on the part of the soviet armytem . one step to death, the labor camps and the great terror in 1937. he spoke about the fact that before soviet life he did not see what was really happening and even he once had such an unpleasant episode that they wanted him to force him to testify against other people and he refused and was subjected to such physical influence. and he remembered this for the rest of his life. kravchenko connected his career with metallurgy. he studied with the future general secretary brezhnev at the dnipropetrovsk metallurgical institute, and during the second world war he became a manager the supply department for soviet military factories of the 42nd, the red army suffers losses, the production of weapons needs metal from the usa, they sign a lend-lease agreement, of course, at that time it was a super-marshtad e-e company of supplies e almost all the aluminum that was in the soviet union went to the armaments of the trojan union, half of the dynamite went there. half a year as professionals, w

in april 1943, the soviet army began a counter attack. the germans needed their forces at the front to control the polish and ukrainian territories. the german command began recruiting local ukrainian volunteers to form the ss kanisha division ah, sizes of stuff, out of the easy with this i was going to have to stop automatically when you kind of sense fossil for velocity, nationalist about those i sure is up. i'm gonna study numbers for him. i was, you know, go out on the food causes, i often allow, or krinski mention at least of yaki lenin's. in 2 months, 26000 volunteers enlisted in the division. after training and belarus, ear bronson, germany, the new recruits swore allegiance to the right eye, a ukrainian volunteer pledge, my continuing allegiance, and obedience to the german leader and the german army commander in chief adult hitler. i solemnly undertake to serve the german army alongside my motherland. m civic was to various the last time des jessica, attend our, was 5 sell off to the upon the line at this time of store, in fact,

russia today on land, so definitely the russian army and the ukrainian army are the heirs of the soviet armyt we are observing in a certain way refers to the soviet military school. that is , there are large massive and so on and so on , the russian army as a more powerful heir it has more weapons, the ukrainian army has a smaller arsenal, nevertheless, we see primarily precisely from the ukrainian side, and certainly not technological advantages thanks to those weapons, which if we say that today there has been a certain stabilization of the front line, then thanks to the tactics of using certain weapons and the peculiarities of each type of weapons, if such form a certain priority in relation to the hierarchy of certain types used by accompanying troops or other units on the battlefield, how would you form it in such a hierarchical order p on skis, it depends on this conduct on what stage of the war we are talking about, i.e. in the first and second third well, we have to talk about the fact that you played a significant role precisely those supplies of weapons that were transferred from t

it's remote me from a report by a soviet partisan squad, april 1943 in suman region, a ukrainian national army unit, his task to kill the poles and burn all their settlements by april 15th. on march the 25th, they snorted. the population in burns, r o loc, marianna, africa, and paradise yonkers settlements on march. the 29th 18 people were slaughtered in killeen of co village in that village. a polish doctor falcon was attacked. they cut off his ears and ripped out his nose and began cutting him to pieces. the vc stalkers that i worked for was available postal george neuralgia. so it's a b, e, t to regina to the computer over she, she withdrew him in the put new volume of these old images. are just not the soccer for teaching you originally from the to media rosary. you know, either the only the bible is lena. we're us of a sponsible my be lizards or a studio would be mobile is of course, or a studio scene with mobile suffering you side a little unless you stay in my visits. i posted a novel chest, your book settles. it showed to barriers on chrome, a disk of the color i see late the what woul

, along which during the great patriotic war they were transferred to military aircraft for the soviet army80 years old. well, for a long time the route remained unexplored due to secrecy during the war years in the ussr, about 8,000 aircraft were delivered by alsib, but some of the crews crashed and the expedition members, representatives of the russian geographical society and the ministry of defense, alexandra teryaukhin will continue the path by helicopter and steep mountain trails expeditions to this place take several hours on the wreckage of an american plane half a century ago , a team of geologists accidentally stumbled here about the history of the alaska-siberia air route. in forty-third, soviet pilots carried thousands of kilometers from the front line. vetkin. well, this must be done carefully, so that later the experts look at the transport aircraft. douglas disappeared from the radar. at on august 43, before colliding with the chukotka hill, he successfully crossed the bering strait under the lend lisa american liner program. it was supposed to be at the disposal of the red a

invaders of the germans, danes, swedes, poles and russians a complete substitution of concepts for the soviet armynians call the aggressor the liberation from the nazi occupation - this, no matter how terrible it sounds , is an optimistic option, if the estonian authorities keep their word, they will send the monument to be melted down the t-34 tank is a symbol of the liberation of estonia from the nazi invaders. the monument was erected in 1970 in the very place where soldiers of the red army crossed the river in 1944 and broke through the defenses of the germans natalia goncharova olga lvuhina news. mikhail mishustin visited the regional clinical hospital in chita today, the overhaul, in which, as it turned out 46 years ago, the wear of engineering and technical systems and infrastructure was 90% not only is it required by all the walls and it means the equipment speaks for itself, so we will definitely help to make a major overhaul , seriously and dense a and e about co-financing. it will be necessary to give the appropriate assignments with metalloids to work out about the equipment. we are wa

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across the east, that ukrainian cities will face a special onslaught. 31 years since they left the soviet armyf ukrainian independence. tonight he is without his wife, daughter, and grandchildren, who are now in london. his shift isn't over, but it is time to open a window to a world away from here. >> hello to you. >> glory to ukraine. >> glory to heroes. >> i wish you a happy independence day. >> and to you. >> is it quiet today, there? >> it's war here every day. >> please, be strong. >> i'm so glad you're somewhere safe. i hope we'll see each other again soon. >> i wish us a quick victory. >> thank everyone. >> bye-bye. >> for ukrainians wherever they are, there is no escape from the war. you are not just fighting for ukraine. you are fighting for your family, too. >> not only our grandchildren that the kids all over the world. --ut the kids all over the world. i'm saying this from the heart. my family is in a safe place. i didn't need to fight. but children are dying. of course i know it's dangerous, but as an officer i have to be here. this is my sacred duty. this year, -- >> this year t

pretty soon in april 1943, the soviet army began to counter attack. the germans needed their forces at the front to control the polish and ukrainian territories. the german command began recruiting local ukrainian volunteers to form the ss kanisha division ah, please us up to stump of out of the easy with this was kind of just talking about this. now, when you kind of stand fossil for velocity, nationalist about those i sure is up, i'm gonna stop being the best for him already know. go out on the pool now cause his own allow, or krinski mention at least of yaki lenin's. in 2 months, 26000 volunteers enlisted in the division. after training in belarus, ear, france and germany. the new recruits swore allegiance to the right eye, a ukrainian volunteer pledge, my continuing allegiance, and obedience to the german leader. and the german army commander in chief adult hitler. i solemnly undertake to serve the german army alongside my motherland. m civic i was divided into the last of these years ago. you 10 dogs, 5 sell off to the open a line out there to tu

land, but the kiev commission did not like the fact that copies of the banners and orders of the soviet armye presented here, which also embarrassed the high kiev commission. reproduction of a photograph of the victory parade on red square was embarrassed by the very word, red square. museum workers coped in this way, but kept the exposition of the difficulties of officials of the ukrainian ministry of culture also arose during the inspection of the hall of the history of the founding of the city of kherson, because it is very difficult with the founding of the city. you at least somehow at least dance at least on the right, at least on the left you will not get away from the fact that she is again, uh, ekaterina potemkin. well, it’s impossible, that is, how to open it, but anyway, we here suvorov briefly opened on may 18 after the russian military liberated kherson and the national guard police ensured visitors safety. they come in and say, lord, there was a museum here feeling that even those who have been here. and it was completely erased from memory. for historical justice , the kiev au

in 1939, western ukraine treated the soviet army normally. but this did not last long. n mass repressions, oppression and forced collectivization , and in two years they managed to turn loyalty into mad hatred. party cadres are russian or russian-speaking. that is why in western ukraine the russian language can still be associated with evil . the upa and stepan bandera himself are agents of the special services nazis, in fact, these organizations began their activities even before the beginning of the second world war, so there was cooperation between ukrainian nationalists and german intelligence, but the nationalists acted with the aim of creating an independent ukrainian state, and on june 30, 1941, the act of the restoration of the ukrainian state was proclaimed, which provoked a conflict with hitler's germany, then stepan bandera was persecuted. well, then he ended up in a concentration camp. the bandera people fought against the nazis. in fact, the ukrainian rebels never tried. no to the soviet union, or to germany, and the nationalists generally fought not with th

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