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Lost&Found: Russische Kriegsgefangene in Luxemburg in 1914-1918
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Contemporary history of Luxembourg

Lost&Found: Russische Kriegsgefangene in Luxemburg in 1914-1918

written by
Inna Ganschow
published on
11 November 2018

Russian prisoners of war and their survival mechanisms in Luxemburg are treated among other topics dedicated to the end of Great war in the radio report of RTL.

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Inna Ganschow
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