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• Home Guard
  '''The Home Guard''' was a civilian defence organisation set up by [[Great Britain]] in the e The Home Guard were established On May 14 by the newly appointed Secretary of State for Wa
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• Home Guard/Definition
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• Home Guard/Bibliography
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• Home Guard/External Links
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• Home Guard/Related Articles
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• Dad's Army/Definition
  Britcom (often with serious undertones) depicting the activities of Britain's Home Guard.
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• Dad's Army/Related Articles
  {{r|Home Guard}}
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• Dad's Army
  ...dom|British]] [[situation comedy]] depicting the activities of Britain's [[Home Guard]] in the early years of [[World War II]]. It was created by [[Jimmy Perry]]
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• Home Guard
  '''The Home Guard''' was a civilian defence organisation set up by [[Great Britain]] in the e The Home Guard were established On May 14 by the newly appointed Secretary of State for Wa
  17 KB (2,869 words) - 19:18, 15 October 2013
• Dmitri Shostakovich
  ...takovich volunteered for the army but was rejected. Instead, he joined the Home Guard, and as part of the firefighting brigade kept an eye on the roof of the Mos
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• History of England
  ...t together in factories, in the coal mines, on the farms, or on part-time "Home Guard", "Observer Corps", "Fire-watching" or "Women's Voluntary Service" duties,
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