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... Wehrmacht had devised a formula of swift tanks , motorized artillery , and dive bombers capable of cracking any static defense and rendering trench warfare impossible . Nazi diplomacy had protected the Reich from the perils of a two ...
... Wehrmacht had devised a formula of swift tanks , motorized artillery , and dive bombers capable of cracking any static defense and rendering trench warfare impossible . Nazi diplomacy had protected the Reich from the perils of a two ...
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... Wehrmacht now retreating on all fronts toward the German frontiers and by a new Volkssturm , or Home Army . George H. Earle , U.S. naval attaché in Istanbul , was approached by Nazi agents with an offer to surrender on condition that ...
... Wehrmacht now retreating on all fronts toward the German frontiers and by a new Volkssturm , or Home Army . George H. Earle , U.S. naval attaché in Istanbul , was approached by Nazi agents with an offer to surrender on condition that ...
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the Wehrmacht moved on Moscow . Many Commissariats and the Diplomatic Corps were moved to Kuibyshev ( Samara ) on the Volga , but Stalin remained in the Kremlin . On the anniversary of the Revolution , he preached staunch resistance to ...
the Wehrmacht moved on Moscow . Many Commissariats and the Diplomatic Corps were moved to Kuibyshev ( Samara ) on the Volga , but Stalin remained in the Kremlin . On the anniversary of the Revolution , he preached staunch resistance to ...
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