Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen 247William Blackwood, 1940 |
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... Baranowicze . We did all we could to help those who were suffering . The man who had lost his arm , his face like chalk , asked for a cigarette ; not once did he complain . Halka was trying to reassure the man sitting next to her that ...
... Baranowicze . We did all we could to help those who were suffering . The man who had lost his arm , his face like chalk , asked for a cigarette ; not once did he complain . Halka was trying to reassure the man sitting next to her that ...
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... Baranowicze we were able to observe some of the Soviet Air Force . I am not an expert in aircraft , but the larger machines we saw compared very favourably with similar types of German ' planes with which we had become familiar . The ...
... Baranowicze we were able to observe some of the Soviet Air Force . I am not an expert in aircraft , but the larger machines we saw compared very favourably with similar types of German ' planes with which we had become familiar . The ...
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... Baranowicze to Wilno since the Russian occupation would most probably run around one o'clock . He said he could guarantee nothing , but he thought we should be at the station , just in case . Our packing was soon done . The old lady ...
... Baranowicze to Wilno since the Russian occupation would most probably run around one o'clock . He said he could guarantee nothing , but he thought we should be at the station , just in case . Our packing was soon done . The old lady ...
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