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And now let us turn to the RUSSIAN military units that fought on the side of Nazi Germany.
Vlasov military: Members of the voluntary military formations of Russian former prisoners of war that fought on the German side during World War II.
It was named after an Indian chief that fought against the Spanish, and who died while trying to protect Honduras.
Years on, we fall silent to remember the people that fought, that were wounded,
we should never forget how much we as a nation owe to the generation that fought for the freedom we enjoy today.
From Spain had received assistance in the form of the notorious“blue division” that fought in the autumn of 1941 on the Volkhov front.
The Jewish Batallion was not the only Jewish formation that fought as part of the Galician Army.
The Ukrainian troops that fought in alliance with the Russians outside Ukraine were increasingly rife with anti-Russian sentiments.
The advanced fighters that fought in the skies over Korea became junk just a few years later.
The start-up took its name from a covert US special ops unit that fought in Vietnam.
SOG was named in honor of a covert US Special Ops unit that fought in Vietnam.
Teutonic", which is what you just said, is an ancient Germanic tribe that fought the Romans.
And now let us turn to the RUSSIAN military units that fought on the side of Nazi Germany.
the Metro is divided into warring factions that fought each other for control of the underground.
was an active participant in various organizations of the US liberal intelligentsia that fought for democratic reforms.
Abadi appears to be under pressure from powerful Shi'ite Muslim groups that fought U.S. troops during the decade-long U.S. war in Iraq
It's important that we do everything we can to make sure that those folks that fought with us are protected and Erdogan has made commitments, he understands that," he said.
the majority of troops that fought in Ukraine last summer,
Iraqi Prime Minister Haidar al-Abadi appears to be under pressure from powerful Shi'ite Muslim groups that fought U.S. troops during the decade-long U.S. war in Iraq
could also lead to land grabs and sectarian bloodletting between groups that fought one another after the 2003 overthrow of Saddam Hussein.