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... Baranovichi , and we're going to Baranovichi . We're leaving not this evening , but in two hours . We're empty . We turned over our last wounded yesterday to a hospital train . You come with us to Baranovichi , and that's all ! And ...
... Baranovichi , and we're going to Baranovichi . We're leaving not this evening , but in two hours . We're empty . We turned over our last wounded yesterday to a hospital train . You come with us to Baranovichi , and that's all ! And ...
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... Baranovichi , and we're going to Baranovichi . We're leaving not this evening , but in two hours . We're empty . We turned over our last wounded yesterday to a hospital train . You come with us to Baranovichi , and that's all ! And ...
... Baranovichi , and we're going to Baranovichi . We're leaving not this evening , but in two hours . We're empty . We turned over our last wounded yesterday to a hospital train . You come with us to Baranovichi , and that's all ! And ...
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... Baranovichi , a group of armed soldiers was standing by the road with an officer riding a mud- caked horse . The officer held up his hand . The convoy stopped . The officer rode up to the senior surgeon , saluted , and began to report ...
... Baranovichi , a group of armed soldiers was standing by the road with an officer riding a mud- caked horse . The officer held up his hand . The convoy stopped . The officer rode up to the senior surgeon , saluted , and began to report ...
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The Death of My Father | 3 |
My Grandfather Maxim Grigorievich | 10 |
Carp | 16 |
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