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2166:(in Russian)
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374:Doroshevichi
217:Soviet Union
189:Belligerents
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41:Please help
36:verification
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16:Soviet Union
1912:19th Panzer
1901:Pavel Batov
1882:Second Army
1844:Narew River
1834:of General
1810:Narew River
1787:, north of
1757:A. F. Popov
1634:bridgeheads
1628:On 28 July
1452:The Soviet
1415:Josef Harpe
1349:Nazi German
1055:Gorky Blitz
1050:3rd Kharkov
966:2nd Kharkov
868:1st Kharkov
863:Sea of Azov
663:Ostra Brama
247:Josef Harpe
2239:Categories
2036:References
1689:See also:
1510:2nd Guards
1462:8th Guards
1425:, and the
1179:2nd Baltic
1174:Dukla Pass
1161:Doppelkopf
1133:2nd Crimea
1077:2nd Donbas
1067:1st Donbas
1044:Polar Star
994:Stalingrad
878:Sevastopol
873:1st Crimea
816:1st Baltic
800:Barbarossa
777:Baltic Sea
702:Doppelkopf
695:operations
686:Schoenfeld
639:operations
579:Königsberg
552:2nd Baltic
542:Dukla Pass
520:Studzianki
487:operations
429:Studzianki
69:newspapers
2170:late July
2074:143273206
1918:Footnotes
1874:65th Army
1840:Bug River
1733:47th Army
1703:) staged
1638:Magnuszew
1591:11th Tank
1579:Bug River
1567:47th Army
1330:romanized
1204:Gumbinnen
1149:Bagration
988:Sinyavino
972:Case Blue
857:Leningrad
782:Black Sea
693:Wehrmacht
547:Gumbinnen
494:Bagration
2227:Politics
1878:XX Corps
1785:Radzymin
1726:and the
1607:Maidanek
1550:west of
1443:9th Army
1439:4th Army
1435:2nd Army
1433:had the
1345:Red Army
1249:Solstice
1209:Budapest
1199:Courland
1189:Debrecen
1184:Belgrade
1106:2nd Kiev
978:Caucasus
951:Demyansk
912:Chechnya
846:1st Kiev
716:Hannibal
709:Solstice
532:Radzymin
505:Belostok
485:Red Army
409:Šiauliai
404:Belostok
369:Petrikov
359:Bobruysk
354:Zdudichi
161:Location
135:and the
131:Part of
99:May 2012
2203:Germany
2189:Portals
1960:Glantz.
1806:Siedlce
1789:Wołomin
1737:Siedlce
1599:Siedlce
1587:Vistula
1388:Belarus
1378:of the
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1238:Silesia
1143:Karelia
1095:Dnieper
961:Bamberg
902:Finland
851:Tallinn
646:Tempest
630:Breslau
613:Silesia
601:Kolberg
589:Samland
515:Osovets
500:Vilnius
424:Osovets
399:Vilnius
384:Polotsk
349:Mogilev
204:Germany
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1672:Berlin
1642:Puławy
1619:Lublin
1484:, and
1395:Warsaw
1287:Prague
1281:Berlin
1270:Vienna
1087:Lenino
929:Lyuban
894:Moscow
883:Rostov
841:Odessa
679:Pęcice
674:Warsaw
606:Danzig
562:Poznań
472:Poland
419:Kaunas
228:Poland
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177:Result
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1749:IV SS
1745:XXXIX
1720:Praga
1630:Brest
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1101:Nevel
1061:Kursk
1027:Iskra
956:Kholm
940:Rzhev
907:Kerch
888:Gorky
821:Brody
806:Brest
537:Memel
394:Pinsk
389:Borki
379:Minsk
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2135:ISBN
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1215:1945
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1020:1943
1006:Mars
923:1942
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168:and
151:Date
141:WWII
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