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  TALE OF STALINGRAD

   

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29 The participation of foreign nationals in the service of the German armed forces during the Second World War has evoked both curiosity and consternation. Many Germans saw their presence as evidence of the legitimacy of the war against Bolshevik Russia and proof of a reassuring measure of acceptance of the "New Order in Europe," the political structure the German Reich's envisioned in occupied Europe. For the resistance movements and post-war liberated governments, these volunteers represented collaboration and treason of the basest order.

1942.

.

. .

is

not

so

difficult

for

us.

The

Fiihrer

knows where the Russians'

weak

point

is.

Victory

is

not

far

away.

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.

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