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Summary
Teufel Hunden is supposed to be "Devil Dog(s)" in German. The correct German is Teufelshunde.
| Description | Marine recruiting poster |
| Date | between 1914 and 1918 |
| Source | US Marine Corps |
| Author | United States Marine Corps |
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| current | 02:22, 10 November 2007 | | 140 × 211 (22 KB) | Necessary Evil | {{Information |Description=Marine recruiting poster |Source=US Marine Corps |Date= |Author= }} |
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