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- Hearts of Iron [Spanish translation]
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- In the Name of God [Serbian translation]
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- In Flanders Fields [Spanish translation]
- In the Name of God lyrics
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- In Flanders Fields [Russian translation]
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- Into The Fire [Russian translation]
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- In the Name of God [Finnish translation]
- In the Army Now lyrics
- Inmate 4859 [Turkish translation]
- In the Army Now [Spanish translation]
- In Flanders Fields [Hungarian translation]
- Hearts of Iron [French translation]
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- Hail to the King [Spanish translation]
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- Hearts of Iron [Russian translation]
- In Flanders Fields [German translation]
- Hearts of Iron lyrics
- Great War [Polish translation]
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- Hail to the King [Russian translation]
- Inmate 4859 [Polish translation]
- Hearts of Iron [German translation]
- In the Name of God [French translation]
- Hail to the King [Swedish translation]
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- In the Army Now [German translation]
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