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Russians in Luxembourg, WWII: „Lachen hat ja keinen Akzent“
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Russians in Luxembourg, WWII: „Lachen hat ja keinen Akzent“

verfasst von
Inna Ganschow
veröffentlicht am
4 Mai 2017

The story of a Russian POW saved and hidden by his Luxemburger friends in 1944 told by two eyewitnesses.

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Inna Ganschow
Inna Ganschow
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