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Clinical Atlas of Interstitial Lung Diseaseert initiatives mounted against Persia and Iraq — Operations FRANZ, DORA, ANTON, and MAMMUT — that German operational priorities in the theatre had become tactical, not strategic, and that their general intent had become disruptive and destructive rather than preparatory (i.e. for military invasion)

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-90127-1scaped into Turkey and returned to Europe, or how many were captured by the Soviets.. Approximately 500 male individuals, almost all of little importance, were rounded up shortly after the Anglo-Soviet occupation and were transported to South Australia, where they were interned under conditions whol

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-99870-1iari and the Turki-speaking Qashgai to their south.. These were the two Persian tribes which, together with a small but extremely fierce Zagros tribe called the Boir Ahmedi, fully and actively supported the German cause until the strategic . (turning point) of the Second World War in late 1942/early

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4612-3720-4oncentrated their operational efforts not on the Persian polity itself, but instead on an unruly handful of Persian emigrés within the Reich. These exiles, mostly young students, spent the war squabbling over their unrealistic dreams of governing Persia, encouraged by Berlin spymasters whose aims se

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