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Most of the refugees were East German , although every country behind the Curtain was represented in the flow , and a vast complex of dormitories and offices had been hammered together in the Marienfelde district of West Berlin to ...
Most of the refugees were East German , although every country behind the Curtain was represented in the flow , and a vast complex of dormitories and offices had been hammered together in the Marienfelde district of West Berlin to ...
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Consequently , the speedy collapse of such offensive operations as the French were able to launch presented a new possibility — an invasion of France by the German armies on much the same lines as the final campaign against the first ...
Consequently , the speedy collapse of such offensive operations as the French were able to launch presented a new possibility — an invasion of France by the German armies on much the same lines as the final campaign against the first ...
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One unpleasant feature which had begun to colour the operations of the German forces was the carrying out of ... Henty testified in his dispatches to the ' wanton and inhuman conduct of the Germans , action better suited to the Huns of ...
One unpleasant feature which had begun to colour the operations of the German forces was the carrying out of ... Henty testified in his dispatches to the ' wanton and inhuman conduct of the Germans , action better suited to the Huns of ...
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Contents
POEMS translated by Graeme Wilson | 28 |
PRISONER by Elizabeth Jennings | 53 |
JOHN MURRAY 50 ALBEMARLE STREET LONDON WIX | 75 |
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Bibliographic information
| Title | The Cornhill Magazine, Volume 181 |
| Editors | George Smith, William Makepeace Thackeray |
| Publisher | Smith, Elder and Company, 1974 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 17 Dec 2007 |
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