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THE SIEGE OF STALINGRAD
THE SIEGE OF STALINGRAD
£6.00
Told in 52 Pages of Pictures and Text, published by the Communist Party of Great Britain in 1943, reasonable copy, discolouration to covers otherwise a good copy with numerous black and white photographs of the Siege of Stalingrad
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Told in 52 Pages of Pictures and Text, published by the Communist Party of Great Britain in 1943, reasonable copy, discolouration to covers otherwise a good copy with numerous black and white photographs of the Siege of Stalingrad
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