The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 89National Geographic Society, 1946 - Geography |
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They varied port did not compel the Germans to select their methods in different countries , but the only a few objects ... German looting in France , Belgium , and I assured him he was not . the Netherlands began soon after the occupa“ ...
They varied port did not compel the Germans to select their methods in different countries , but the only a few objects ... German looting in France , Belgium , and I assured him he was not . the Netherlands began soon after the occupa“ ...
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a able objects in the collection were stolen . relics of Prussian militarism , as well as objects The obvious glee of the Italians at being of French culture , might well have remained able to point out that German officers did ...
a able objects in the collection were stolen . relics of Prussian militarism , as well as objects The obvious glee of the Italians at being of French culture , might well have remained able to point out that German officers did ...
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By November , Canadian , British , Germans , none that I have seen has and American forces were established firmly ... I of supplies across the German border , and the saw the Dutch everywhere hard at work in the great Dutch cities had ...
By November , Canadian , British , Germans , none that I have seen has and American forces were established firmly ... I of supplies across the German border , and the saw the Dutch everywhere hard at work in the great Dutch cities had ...
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