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Finished a day ago Saburo Sakai "Samurai!", one of most amazing WW2 book I've read. A must have reading for everyone interesting in WW2 aviation.
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Grandfather: front medic, caught by nazi in defence of Moscow 1941, placed into POW camp, ran away from camp, got a gangrene, lost left leg, survived war, now RIP.

INTERACTIVE BOOK of EASTERN FRONT from 22 june 1941 to 9th may 1945 (5+ hours of show with videos, photos, audio notes from soviet veterans etc.): http://english.pobediteli.ru

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マキシマムザホルモン [Makishimamu Za Horumon]

13-05-2008, 08:16 AM	#635 (permalink)
deadb_tch the deadliest b#tch ever Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Russian Federation Posts: 842	Finished a day ago Saburo Sakai "Samurai!", one of most amazing WW2 book I've read. A must have reading for everyone interesting in WW2 aviation. LEARN MORE: Samurai - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia! __________________ I DRIVE HONDA. HONDA - POWER IN YOUR ARMS. Grandfather: front medic, caught by nazi in defence of Moscow 1941, placed into POW camp, ran away from camp, got a gangrene, lost left leg, survived war, now RIP. INTERACTIVE BOOK of EASTERN FRONT from 22 june 1941 to 9th may 1945 (5+ hours of show with videos, photos, audio notes from soviet veterans etc.): http://english.pobediteli.ru FEEL FREE TO CORRECT MY ENGLISH! FREEDOM IS NOT FREE. マキシマムザホルモン [Makishimamu Za Horumon]