- Samardžija 1983, p. 369-388. Ðonlagić,
Ahmet (1983). 27. ISTOČNOBOSANSKA
DIVIZIJA. Beograd: Vojnoizdavački zavod.
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Honved Inf. Division),
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originally established...
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Reserve Rifle Division (Lithuanian: 50-oji lietuviškoji šaulių
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- non-commonwealth regiment. (An
equivalent of the
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