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File:Hungarian personnel, aligned with the Nazis, move into Bistrița, Romania on September 8, 1940. Nazi swastika armband. Traditional clothing (World War II In View Untitled 86) Public domain.jpg

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English: Hungarian personnel, aligned with the Nazis, move into Bistrița, Romania on September 8, 1940. Location: Romania, Transylvania, Bistrita. Main Square (Central Market, then Horthy Miklós Square) during the entry of Hungarian troops. Colorful, swastika, folk costume
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