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[edit]DescriptionAzerbaijani, Armenian and Georgian legioners (Signal 1942 No. 23-24).jpg |
Norsk bokmål: ASERBEIDSJANER
Aserbeidsjanene fra det østlige Kaukasus ble militært utdannet av tyske soldater og kjemper no som frivillige mot sitt folks sovjetrussiske fiende ARMENIERE Armeniere, som har bodd i Kaukasus i lange tider, har bevart sitt folkelige særpreg mot alt påtrykk. Frivillige på dette bildet får militærundervisning GEORGIER Georgiernes historie kan følges mer enn to tusen år tilbake. Også dette gamle folk deltar i kampen mot de tidligere undertrykkere English: AZERBAIJANIS The Azerbaijanis from the Eastern Caucasus were militarily trained by German soldiers and now fight as volunteers against their Soviet Russian enemy people ARMENIANS Armenians, who have lived in the Caucasus for a long time, have preserved their national identity against all pressure. Volunteers in this photo receive military training GEORGIANS The history of the Georgians can be traced back more than two thousand years. This old people also participates in the fight against the former oppressors |
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Source | Norwegian-language edition of Signal (Berliner Illustrirte Zeitung) No. 23-24 Summer 1942 |
Author | Uncredited (anonymous) authors (illustrators, writers, and photographers). Signal (Berliner Illustrirte Zeitung) published by Deutscher Verlag, Berlin for Wehrmacht (OKW). No known copyright restrictions. |
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