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... train moves on to " spark " another area . Some sixty - odd trains have been supplied , and the Soviets have put them to good use , particularly in the Donets Basin . The trains were designed to operate on low- grade Soviet coal . To ...
... train moves on to " spark " another area . Some sixty - odd trains have been supplied , and the Soviets have put them to good use , particularly in the Donets Basin . The trains were designed to operate on low- grade Soviet coal . To ...
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... trains , pulling one half , pushing the other . When the German fighters swooped down to attack , flying too fast to notice the change , they shot the front boxcars full of holes , but the trains kept right on rolling ! On the French ...
... trains , pulling one half , pushing the other . When the German fighters swooped down to attack , flying too fast to notice the change , they shot the front boxcars full of holes , but the trains kept right on rolling ! On the French ...
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... trains ... and achieving a record of comfort and dependability that is rich in promise for the finer trains of tomorrow . Two way Comfort Says this business man , " The 100 % comfort of Empire coach travel includes the comfort of ...
... trains ... and achieving a record of comfort and dependability that is rich in promise for the finer trains of tomorrow . Two way Comfort Says this business man , " The 100 % comfort of Empire coach travel includes the comfort of ...
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