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139:
1251:
482:
327:
266:
219:
522:
356:
293:
280:
232:
548:
434:
306:
245:
25:
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1326:. The main effort of the 2nd Ukrainian Front was now transferred against this army group, which Soviet troops deeply enveloped from the south. An opportunity arose for the 2nd Ukrainian Front to attack in the southern direction to cut off withdrawal routes of the German army group beyond the Dniester and destroy it in cooperation with the
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The operation demonstrated increased mobility of Soviet arms, and a clear desire to drive deep into enemy rear areas to create disruption and envelopment of German forces. The operation was characterised by flexible control, the quick response of command to changes in the situation and by the clear
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The 40th Army of the 2nd
Ukrainian Front, that advanced along the east bank of the Dniester, was given the task of cutting off withdrawal routes to the south to the 1st Panzer Army, by collaborating with troops of the 1st Ukrainian Front in eliminating 1st Ukrainian Front encirclement of German
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river, and began to pursue the retreating German forces. The 6th Tank Army advanced following the 2nd and 5th Guard Tank armies. After Uman was taken on 10 March, the advance detachments of the armies reached
Southern Bug. Crossing the river was accomplished on a 100-kilometre (62 mi)
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The operation was conducted by the forces of 2nd
Ukrainian Front from 5 March to 17 April 1944. The purpose of the operation was to inflict a crushing defeat on the German "Uman group", split the troops of Army Group South, and capture southwestern Ukraine. After the completion of the
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In the course of the operation, 10 German divisions were either destroyed or left with only remnants of their troops. In order to save its southern sector from complete collapse, the German high command was forced to transfer seven divisions from the neighboring German
1418:. Ten Axis divisions suffered 50–75% losses in personnel, and much of their heavy equipment was lost on the retreat. In the course of the offensive, Soviet forces advanced some 200 to 250 kilometres (120 to 160 mi), taking significant parts of western Ukraine and
1655:Выписка из журнала боевых действий 2 УкрФ за апрель месяц 1944 г. Описывает период с 01.04.1944 по 30.04.1944 г. Журналы боевых действий. Дата создания документа: 20.06.1944 г. Архив: ЦАМО, Фонд: 240, Опись: 2779, Дело: 1155, Лист начала документа в деле: 1. Page 170.
1646:Донесение о потерях личного состава в войсках 2 УкрФ с 1 марта по 31 марта 1944 года. Описывает период с 01.03.1944 по 31.03.1944 г. Дата создания документа: 14.04.1944 г. Архив: ЦАМО, Фонд: 240, Опись: 2779, Дело: 1140, Лист начала документа в деле: 97. Page 1.
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On the night of 28 March the Front's forces, while pursuing the retreating enemy, conducted another assault river crossing on the move of river Prut, transferring combat actions onto
Romanian territory. Towards the middle of April, their right wing reached the
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were liberated. The offensive was the first in which three tank armies were used simultaneously as the main breakthrough force on a narrow sector of the front, all while being conducted under the conditions of spring floods and
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H Gr. A/Südukraine 64801/8. Anlage 1159 zum
Kriegstagebuch Nr. 7 d. Oberkdos. d. H. Gr. Süd/O.Qu. Wirtschaftsverhandlungen Rumänien. Betr.: Verpflegungsstärken: A.O.K. 8 (lt. Fernschr. Meldung v. 23.4.44.). NARA T312, R64,
1141:). At the start of the operation, Soviet troops had achieved a 1.5-to-1 numerical superiority in personnel and armor and 2.5-to-1 in artillery, while maintaining parity in aviation forces against their German adversaries.
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organisation of cooperation between the armies and the aviation of a front. Soviet troops showed they had gained a high degree of military skill in the conduct of operations, particularly in assault river crossings.
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Panzer-Grenadier-Division Großdeutschland, Ia Nr. 30/44 g. Kdos. II. Ang. Betr.: Zustandsbericht. Stand: 1 März 1944. An
Generalinspekteur der Panzertruppen. Bundesarchiv-Militärarchiv (BA-MA) RH 10/209, fol.
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H Gr. A/Südukraine 64801/8. Anlage 1159 zum
Kriegstagebuch Nr. 7 d. Oberkdos. d. H. Gr. Süd/O.Qu. Wirtschaftsverhandlungen Rumänien. Verpflegungsstärken (am 7 April 1944), Raum I (8. Armee). NARA T312, R64,
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in the southern sector, to this part of the front. Troops of the 2nd
Ukrainian Front, encountering increasing resistance, in the middle of April was forced to go on the defensive at the reached positions of
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In order to maintain a high rate of advance during the offensive, the Soviet 6th Tank Army was introduced after the
Southern Bug crossing. At this point, the tank armies continued to advance towards the
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Gregory
Liedtke (2015). Lost in the Mud: The (Nearly) Forgotten Collapse of the German Army in the Western Ukraine, March and April 1944. The Journal of Slavic Military Studies, p. 230.
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Gregory Liedtke (2015). Lost in the Mud: The (Nearly) Forgotten Collapse of the German Army in the Western Ukraine, March and April 1944. The Journal of Slavic Military Studies, p. 229.
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Anlageband I zum Kriegstagebuch Nr. 9 der Führungs-Abteilung des Gen. Kdo. XXXXVII. Pz. Korps. 1.1.44-12.3.44. Panzer- und Sturmgeschütz- Lage 1.3.1944. NARA T314, R1132, F000724-5.
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1266:(Belaya Tserkov) after a powerful artillery barrage and developed successfully. In order to increase the force of impact and develop the offensive in the main direction, the
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1088:, which consisted of eight divisions and one brigade, with another seven Romanian divisions and two Romanian brigades being incorporated directly into the German 8th Army.
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1578:, Ia Tgb. Nr. 325/44 geh./D. Betr.: Zustandsbericht. Stand: 1 März 1944. An Generalinspekteur der Panzertruppen. Bundesarchiv-Militärarchiv (BA-MA) RH 10/314, fol. 28.
1354:, they pressed home the attack from the bridgehead to Dniester, the 27th and 52nd armies together with detachments of the 2nd and 6th tank armies advanced to the river
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Geheime Kommandosache. Der Generalinspekteur der Panzertruppen, 810/44 g.Kdos. Führervortrag am 27.3.44 (Teil B). Bundesarchiv-Militärarchiv (BA-MA) RH 10/89, fol. 60.
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975:, it became one of the most successful Red Army operations of the whole war. In over a month of combat through the deep spring mud and numerous water barriers, the
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Geheim. Geschlossene Stellungsnahme des Oberbefehlshabers der Armeegruppe Wöhler zu den monatlichen Zustandsberichten, Stand 1.4.44. NARA T312, R64, F7582815-6.
1467:("roadlessness"). Soviet units had moreover conducted consecutive assault crossings over six major rivers without pausing fully at any of them: Gorniy Tikach,
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Anlagen zum Kriegstagebuch Nr. 7 der Führungs-Abteilung (Ia) XXXX. Pz. Korps. 27.2.44-11.4.44. Tagesmeldung an A.O.K. 8 am 1.3.1944. NARA T314, R973, F000753.
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Anlagenband zum Kriegstagebuch, Armee-Oberkommando 8, Oberquartiermeister, 1.1.44.- 31.3.44. Betr.: Verpflegungsstärke am 29.2.44. NARA T312, R63, F7580547.
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Kriegstagebuch des Oberkommandos der Heeresgruppe Südukraine. 1.4.-30.4.1944. Band 3, Teil 17. Bundesarchiv-Militärarchiv (BA-MA) RH 19-V/26, fol. 217.
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Kriegstagebuch des Oberkommandos der Heeresgruppe Südukraine. 1.4.-30.4.1944. Band 3, Teil 17. Bundesarchiv-Militärarchiv (BA-MA) RH 19-V/26, fol. 94.
1307:. On 17 March, advance units of the right wing of the Front took bridgeheads on the right bank south of Mohyliv-Podilsky (Mogilev-Podolskiy) area.
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of the Front and armies gave considerable attention the mobilisation of personnel and unit composition for overcoming of the difficulties due to
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Kriegstagebuch des Oberkommandos der Heeresgruppe A. 1.3.-31.3.1944. Band 3, Teil 6. Bundesarchiv-Militärarchiv (BA-MA) RH 19-V/25, fol. 226.
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Hoping to save the southern wing of its front from complete disintegration, the German command moved 18 divisions and 3 brigades, its last
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8th Army suffered heavy personnel losses and lost most of its motor vehicles, armoured vehicles and artillery during retreat to Romania.
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75:
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Glantz, D. Red Storm over the Balkans: The Failed Soviet Invasion of Romania, Spring 1944. University Press of Kansas, 2007, p. 45.
1238:, the generally poor weather conditions, and the need for conducting numerous assault river crossings that were expected to hinder
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1322:, split the German Army Group South in two. The 8th German Army was cut off from the 1st Panzer Army and was assigned to
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769:
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As a result of the Uman–Botoshany offensive, Army Group South was split in two. The northern portion was regrouped as
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1722:Грылев А.Н. Днепр-Карпаты-Крым. Освобождение Правобережной Украины и Крыма в 1944 году. Москва: Наука, 1970, p. 175.
1713:Грылев А.Н. Днепр-Карпаты-Крым. Освобождение Правобережной Украины и Крыма в 1944 году. Москва: Наука, 1970, p. 176.
1558:) status for all units belonging to the A.O.K. 8, as of 1 March 1944. Compilation based on several primary sources:
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into the offensive on the first day. Already on the third day of the offensive, they conducted a river crossing of
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1282:(Gorny Tikach River) without pausing, overcame the last defensive line manned by German troops on the way to the
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railway. Now, the southern group of German forces would have to use the long roundabout route through the
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concept of the operation was to destroy the 8th Army, bisect the front of Army Group South, and cut off
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1358:, and on 26 March reached the State border of the USSR on an 85 kilometres (53 mi) front north of
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As a result of this split, the Soviets had cut the main supply lifeline of Army Group South, the
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35:
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1512:Алексей Исаев. "Котёл" Хубе. Проскуровско-Черновицкая Операция 1944 года. Яуза, 2017, p. 15.
1487:, harassing and on occasion routing the German withdrawal from eastern and central Ukraine.
1437:, which stabilized the region until August, when the Soviets renewed their efforts with the
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The operation began on 5 March on a 175-kilometre (109 mi) sector of the front between
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8:
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advanced over 300 kilometres (190 mi), cleared German forces from southwestern
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1394:(Dubossary), north of Iași, and some 60-kilometre (37 mi) south of Botoșani.
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This was the only operation in which the Red Army crossed six major rivers – the
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995:
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187:
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Approximately 300 German tanks irrevocably lost in the Uman area.
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tank, abandoned by the Germans in the Uman area in conditions of
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1291:, again, without pausing, via seized crossings, and also on
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1006:'s Army Group South into two parts, north and south of the
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1374:(Botoshany), and with the central forces they approached
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1675:Near Uman about 300 tanks fell into enemy hands.
1220:delivered supporting attacks from the region of
1080:in the south to the disintegrating front of the
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346:- 670 operational tanks and self-propelled guns
1815:Battles and operations of the Soviet–German War
1679:Bei Uman fielen etwa 300 Panzer in Feindeshand.
1310:Soviet units had then entered the territory of
402:- 62 tanks and assault guns in long-term repair
1422:, and entered northeastern regions of Romania.
1406:and placed under the command of Field Marshal
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348:- 325 tanks and self-propelled guns in repairs
1429:Soviet T-34/85s pause during an advance, 1944
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1228:. During preparation for the operation, the
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1180:in the direction of Uman by forces of the
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1433:The Soviet advance was stopped with the
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1348:Proskurov–Chernovtsy offensive operation
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418:- 111 operational tanks and assault guns
398:- 172 operational tanks and assault guns
340:- 691,097 men in total (ration strength)
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427:- 198 operational tanks and assalt guns
409:- 37 operational tanks and assault guns
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1441:and resumed their drive to the west.
1084:, while also mobilizing the Romanian
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1314:. As a result of the offensive, the
1022:, while the southern portion became
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1444:During the offensive, the towns of
1254:Panzer IVs in Ukraine, January 1944
954:Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic
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994:This offensive, alongside Marshal
828:Western Allied Campaign in Romania
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885:As part of the Allies (1944–1945)
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513:- 294 other non-combat losses
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499:- 254 other non-combat losses
1165:'s objective of its defeat.
946:Dnieper–Carpathian offensive
591:Dnieper–Carpathian offensive
511:- 8,072 sick and frostbitten
497:- 5,489 sick and frostbitten
143:Soviet soldiers inspect the
131:Dnieper–Carpathian offensive
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1119:Operational scope and goals
970:Marshal of the Soviet Union
507:- 15,896 killed and missing
493:- 12,405 killed and missing
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1404:Army Group North Ukraine
1346:(Kamenets-Podolsk) (see
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1020:Army Group North Ukraine
934:Uman–Botoshany offensive
460:- 264 anti-aircraft guns
458:- 3,235 guns and mortars
344:- 8,054 guns and mortars
1771:Crofoot, Craig (2004).
1052:, and the commander of
930:Uman–Botoșani offensive
165:5 March – 17 April 1944
124:Uman–Botoșani offensive
1435:Battle of Târgu Frumos
1430:
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1272:5th Guards Tank Armies
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450:- 300,000 men in total
446:- 200,000 men in total
387:- 267,000 men in total
378:- 230,000 men in total
371:- 250,000 men in total
258:Commanders and leaders
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1262:(Dnepropetrovsk) and
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1132:of Army Group South (
1115:– one after another.
948:, carried out by the
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473:Casualties and losses
456:- 10,243 machine-guns
274:(2nd Ukrainian Front)
1368:Carpathian Mountains
1337:Map of the offensive
1320:2nd Ukrainian Fronts
1240:operational mobility
1224:in the direction of
1208:), supported by the
1135:Generalfeldmarschall
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944:) was a part of the
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444:Start of April 1944:
311:Ioan Mihail Racoviță
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1550:Armoured vehicles (
1344:Kamianets-Podilskyi
1328:3rd Ukrainian Front
1204:(415 tanks and 147
1163:1st Ukrainian Front
977:2nd Ukrainian Front
956:against the German
452:(full mobilization)
332:2nd Ukrainian Front
1773:Armies of the Bear
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1070:Ferdinand Schörner
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1043:Romanian railroads
879:2nd Jassy–Kishinev
864:1st Jassy–Kishinev
854:Dnieper–Carpathian
627:Nikopol–Krivoi Rog
607:Zhitomir–Berdichev
501:- 56,850 in total
448:Start of May 1944:
288:(Army Group South)
285:Erich von Manstein
1835:April 1944 events
1830:March 1944 events
1782:978-0-9720296-3-6
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41:Please help
36:verification
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622:Rovno–Lutsk
602:First phase
298:Otto Wöhler
186:, parts of
182:in western
1804:Categories
1739:References
1464:rasputitsa
1454:Pervomaisk
1342:troops at
1276:introduced
1235:rasputitsa
1222:Kirovograd
1198:5th Guards
1155:withdrawal
1111:, and the
973:Ivan Konev
833:Tidal Wave
802:Stalingrad
770:Sevastopol
612:Kirovograd
391:AFV status
314:(4th Army)
301:(8th Army)
271:Ivan Konev
188:Bessarabia
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150:rasputitsa
69:newspapers
1791:229362686
1576:Totenkopf
1531:F7195911.
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1004:Wehrmacht
998:'s great
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796:Edelweiss
743:Constanța
738:Bucharest
654:Polesskoe
1748:(2007).
1491:Analysis
1473:Dniester
1420:Moldavia
1392:Dubăsari
1380:Chișinău
1372:Botoșani
1305:Dniester
1145:Planning
1130:8th Army
1101:Dniester
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1082:8th Army
1078:6th Army
958:8th Army
950:Red Army
906:Budapest
901:Debrecen
442:Manpower
439:4th Army
364:Manpower
361:8th Army
319:Strength
192:Bukovina
170:Location
129:Part of
1398:Outcome
1360:Ungheni
1312:Romania
1039:Balkans
1012:Galicia
989:Moldova
985:Romania
981:Ukraine
964:during
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785:Kharkov
749:München
726:Treznea
552:Unknown
251:Romania
238:Germany
184:Ukraine
145:Panther
83:scholar
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1016:Poland
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896:Păuliș
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490:March:
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780:Kerch
90:JSTOR
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1787:OCLC
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