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Match to the Death
Author: Nikolai Dolgopolov
Russian Life: Sep/Oct 2002
Department: Features
Page: 40 ( 6) pages
Summary: In WWII, in Nazi-occupied Kiev, local soccer stars were forced to play several matches against Nazi teams. The price for winning was death; for losing the price was even worse ...
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