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German lands were stripped, and areas with German citizens who spoke German and wanted to remain German were seized and occupied.
Source: Useful Notes / Adolf Hitler -
Day of the Jackboot: The Not-USSR has taken control of both US coasts, occupied Washington DC and destroyed or seized most of America's industrial complex.
Source: Film / Invasion U.S.A. (1952)
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