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Русский: Коллаж фотографий времён Второй мировой войны в Боснии и Герцеговине. Слева направо сверху вниз: Беженцы во время Битвы на Козаре, 1942 год; Четник Динарской дивизии; Бойцы 2-й Пролетарской бригады преодолевают Неретву по разрушенному мосту, март 1943 года; Немецкие артиллеристы в бою с партизанами, Босния; Смотр боснийских добровольцев СС, ноябрь 1943 года; Иосип Броз Тито (первый справа) и его соратники в Дрваре, 14 мая 1944 года.
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