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#12 Nina Lobovskaya, commander of a company of female snipers who fought in the battle for Berlin. Dec. 31, 1944

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Nina Lobovskaya, commander of a company of female snipers who fought in the battle for Berlin. Dec. 31, 1944

Soviet Women Snipers of WWII: The Russian Female Soldiers Who Terrified the Germans

#12 Nina Lobovskaya, commander of a company of female snipers who fought in the battle for Berlin. Dec. 31, 1944

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