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Snuppelina Posted 10 years ago
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literary translation
Hi, can I say
He became a volunteer on the front in 1941, and his battle route from Moscow to Berlin began.
(talking about WWII)
Thanks
He became a volunteer on the front in 1941, and his battle route from Moscow to Berlin began.
(talking about WWII)
Thanks
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"Battle route" sounds more like a whole division or regiment, not an individual. He became a volunteer on the front in 1941, and his march with the army from Moscow to Berlin began.
- "Battle route" sounds more like a whole division or regiment, not an individual.
- He became a volunteer on the front in 1941, and his march with the army from Moscow to Berlin began.
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"Battle route" sounds more like a whole division or regiment, not an individual.
He became a volunteer on the front in 1941, and his march with the army from Moscow to Berlin began.
He became a volunteer on the front in 1941, and his march with the army from Moscow to Berlin began.
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