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Bibliography. Chapters 1 and 2}
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Country: Poland
Book: Poland, A Country Study
Author: Harold D. Nelson
Affiliation: HQ, Department of the Army
Date: 1984
Bibliography. Chapters 1 and 2
Chapter 1
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