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As the Wehrmacht bears down on Moscow, Russia ’s oldest, most reliable soldier, General Winter, comes to her rescue. The sudden drop to sub-zero temperature has caused the German machinery ...
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Mechanic's Tale: The Flushing of America by Douglas Flint (4/17/2006)Just a Nightline away from scandal. Mechanic's Tale: Junkyard Dogs by Douglas Flint (5/29/2006)One of the most profitable businesses ...
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Douglas Flint, Editor
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