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68:Hesse-Nassau
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1653:Ona Šimaitė
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1363:The Pianist
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1144:The Pianist
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1093:The Pianist
1071:The Pianist
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828:Wound Badge
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641:, received
615:and as the
583:Soviet Army
533:Wandervogel
306:The Pianist
279:German Army
203:World War I
160:German Army
1795:Categories
1746:Lithuanian
1568:Jan Karski
1478:Yad Vashem
1398:Yad Vashem
1142:Szpilman,
929:23 October
817:Iron Cross
797:Yad Vashem
706:war crimes
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1766:Ukrainian
1751:Norwegian
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954:C.H. Beck
922:Página 12
836:in Bronze
755:In 2002,
694:Wehrmacht
662:anti-Nazi
617:battalion
587:Pabianice
574:Wehrmacht
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440:Norwegian
430:Hungarian
352:Righteous
284:Hauptmann
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171:1939–1945
169:1914–1917
1731:Croatian
1726:Austrian
1451:Overview
1381:Archived
1209:Sky News
854:See also
730:comrades
651:churches
591:POW camp
528:pacifism
517:Prussian
455:Romanian
415:Croatian
410:Austrian
311:Red Army
1761:Serbian
1400:website
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686:Soviets
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