November 1918: The First World War Ends - IEEE Spectrum
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Why did the French call the Germans the 'Bosch' during World War 2? What is the etymology of this term? - Quora
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List of terms used for Germans - Wikipedia
Why did the French call the Germans the 'Bosch' during World War 2? What is the etymology of this term? - Quora
