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... Soviet Union , in return for the repatriation of nearly 10,000 German prisoners of war still held in the Soviet Union . A constant problem was the two countries ' divergent views about East Ger- many ( the Democratic Republic ) . Moscow ...
... Soviet Union , in return for the repatriation of nearly 10,000 German prisoners of war still held in the Soviet Union . A constant problem was the two countries ' divergent views about East Ger- many ( the Democratic Republic ) . Moscow ...
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... Soviet Union . All estates of more than 100 hectares ( 250 acres ) were expropriated without compen- sation . Thus , about one - third of the country's agricultural land , previously owned by about 3,000 landlords , passed into the ...
... Soviet Union . All estates of more than 100 hectares ( 250 acres ) were expropriated without compen- sation . Thus , about one - third of the country's agricultural land , previously owned by about 3,000 landlords , passed into the ...
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... Soviet Union , and , as the expected sur- render of Britain still failed to materialize , the eastern campaign quickly came to dominate Hitler's conception of the grand strategy of the war to the exclusion of every- thing else . The Soviet ...
... Soviet Union , and , as the expected sur- render of Britain still failed to materialize , the eastern campaign quickly came to dominate Hitler's conception of the grand strategy of the war to the exclusion of every- thing else . The Soviet ...
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