Where a military train was set on fire in 1945, 6,000 people were soon to live. However, first of all, the shells and shells of the world war must be removed from the ground.
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Where a military train was set on fire in 1945, 6,000 people were soon to live. However, first of all, the shells and shells of the world war must be removed from the ground.