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Arnhem: Myth and Reality

Name: Arnhem: Myth and Reality
Brand: The Crowood Press Ltd
SKU: 21082874
Price: 111.35 RON
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Author: Sebastian Ritchie
ISBN: 9780719829215

Sebastian Ritchie

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Codul Libristo: 21082874

Editura The Crowood Press Ltd, aprilie 2019

Operation Market Garden, often depicted as one of the most decisive military actions of the Allied c... Descrierea completă

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