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!!!KURSK!!!.

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1 !!!KURSK!!!

3 June 22 – August 29, 1944 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FsUX82Q1fWE

5 !!!Unconditional Surrender!!!
The Germans were given only one chance by the allies, unconditional surrender. They chose to fight until the end, would you? Or would you give in before more deaths?

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