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1944: Strategy Of The Second World War
The trend toward United Nations victory, which first became manifest during the Fall months of 1942 and characterized all of 1943, continued in increased tempo during 1944. Headlining developments was Germany's loss of all her satellites except Hungary, the Russian invasion of Poland and the...
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