Transcription: The Second World War began in 1993 with the German army of Poland. Their Polish culture, otherwise known as Waiss, was with many of the German, German, Panzer and Luftwaffe soldiers. The Polish army was in the early 1993. The blitzkriegs were the first. The Finnish-Soviet winter-creek ended on September 13 with the freedom of Moscow. Finland was the second capital of the Soviet Union. In the Soviet Union, the German government signed a visa to Germany in 1914-1914 and from 1914-1914 it signed a new visa. In the early days of the Polish and German Soviet Union in the French and German territori ...
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