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vodka [1.7K]
3 years ago
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j'ai une évaluation sur le front populaire et le régime totalitaire 3° quelqu'un la fait pour me dire a quoi sa ressemblent un p

eut et quels genre de question car sa me stress un peu merci
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Natasha2012 [34]3 years ago
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En gros, c'est comme ça que vous montrez d'où il vient: Adolf hitler kim ll sung mao zendong c'est comme si l'état ne reconnaissait aucune limite à son autorité et s'efforçait de réglementer chaque aspect de la vie publique et privée chaque fois que possible.
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