- burning of the Reichstag
- ◙ שריפת הרייכסטאג (העלאת בניין הפרלמנט הגרמני באש ב-1933.2.27)* * *◙ (72.2.3391-ב שאב ינמרגה טנמלרפה ןיינב תאלעה) גאטסכיירה תפירש◄
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burning of the Reichstag
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