In Europe during World War II, small bands of civilians and unincorporated soldiers waged a war of resistance against the Nazi invaders. They blew up rail lines, fomented uprisings, and attacked Nazi and other Axis units. Some were nationalists, others Communists; others had no fixed ideology at all other than a hatred of the fascists occupying their ho…
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