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Marina Raskova and Soviet Women Aviators of WWII

Jan/Feb 2003

Author: Amy Goodpaster Strebe
Russian Life: Jan/Feb 2003
Department: Features
Page: 42   ( 6) pages

Summary: Marina Raskova, who founded the world's first female aviator corps, has a life story as amazing as the achievements of the corps bearing her name that went on to fight in WWII.

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