File:Komancza 1939 onet.1.09.2010.jpg

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DescriptionKomancza 1939 onet.1.09.2010.jpg	English: Comradeship between german and slovakian soldiers, Komańcza 1939.
Date	1939
Source	http://portalwiedzy.onet.pl/4869,68489,1624275,2,czasopisma.html
Author	archives

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