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and military prestige of the Persian Empire

Although many of the division's younger soldiers had come from the Hitler Youth organisation

The Germanic tribes were among Rome’s most formidable opponents

soldiers relied on disciplined marksmanship and coordinated fire to counter the speed and aggression of Zulu attacks

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