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File:Croatian War 1991 Vukovar destroyed tank.jpg

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Destroyed Yugoslav National Army T-72 tank at Vukovar, 1991
Date 29 November 1991, 14:14:06
Source Flickr: Croatian War 1991: Vukovar destroyed
Author Peter Denton
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