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In the sentence "By the time that Kharkov was liberated for good in August 1943" the use of the term liberated should be reconsidered. A good argument exists for considering Soviet reoccupation as the opposite of liberation and the term liberated is politically loaded. It would be more factual to rephrase the sentence by the time Kharkiv finally retaken from the Nazis by the Soviets in August 1943. 90.215.176.247 (talk) 07:02, 28 May 2022 (UTC)[reply]
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