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	<title>Comments on: WWI &#8211; Belgium Armoured Car Division in Russia</title>
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		<title>By: August Thiry</title>
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		<dc:creator>August Thiry</dc:creator>
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		<description>The full story of the Belgian armoured unit ACM (autos-canons-mitrailleuses), including its origin, its departure to Russia, its military activities on the Russian front and its adventurous return voyage through Siberia, China and finally the USA, has now been published in the non-fiction work in Dutch &#039;Reizigers door de Grote Oorlog&#039; [Travelling through the Great War]. 325 pages, maps and 120 original pictures taken by ACM-Belgians.</description>
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