Partisan Magazines

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Partisan detachments almost always issued special "partisan journals" to maintain the spirit of the soldiers. I suggest you get acquainted with a few copies.

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    1. Sergh
      Sergh
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      28 September 2011 19: 29
      Wow, it's just a work of art that is seventy years old! In the hardest time.
    2. Sirius
      Sirius
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      28 September 2011 21: 00
      For what purpose, and on what reader did the authors count on in 1944? How is the manual for those who want to join the partisans? So the front line in 1944 was to the west. Or as a report to the bodies of the returning Soviet power, from party to the NKVD?

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