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Burnside was permitted to resign his commission in the Canadian Army on November 26

damaging many of Brescia's historical monuments

representative of the Biblical Ten Commandments

In September 1942 a large Russian army (including the Stalin Tank Brigade) tried to attack the town and area of Rzhev

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