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DescriptionRitirata ARMIR 1.jpeg	Italiano: L'enorme colonna di soldati in rotta dopo lo sfondamento sovietico sul Don
Date	19 January 2016
Source	http://www.labassa.org/libri/alpini/alpini33.html
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