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Joseph Trujillo

1 May, 07:43

The line on the map shows one front in the war. Where

was the second front located?

in the southeast, along the German-Austrian border

O in the south, along the German Italian border

O in the west, along the German-French border

0 in the west, along the French-Spanish border

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