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General Aleksei Brusilov was one of a minority of Tsarist officers who sided with the Reds. Lenin was reluctant to take their help, but said he might've lost without them. He had no military experience. Brusilov not only did, but was behind one of the most successful offensives of the Great War.	4
Former FBI agent sentenced to life in prison for raping an 11-year-old girl while serving as an Alabama state trooper. Alabama police had hired Christopher Bauer even after he was kicked out of the FBI amid earlier claims that he'd raped a co-worker at knifepoint.	3
Former FBI agent sentenced to life in prison for raping an 11-year-old girl while serving as an Alabama state trooper. Alabama police ad hired Christopher Bauer even after he was kicked out of the FBI amid earlier claims that he'd raped a co-worker at knifepoint.	2
A Luxembourgian soldier in the Korean War. Luxembourg sent 110 troops to fight in Korea (1953).	2
The 620th Engineer General Service Company was a U.S. Army company in World War II intentionally composed of soldiers who were suspected of pro-Nazi sympathies. The army dumped them at a remote base to perform menial tasks. The soldiers wore different uniforms and were not allowed to have weapons.	1
"For the Motherland!" (Soviet Union, 1941)	1
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General Aleksei Brusilov was one of a minority of Tsarists to side with the Bolsheviks. Lenin was reluctant to accept their help, but later said he might've lost without them. He had no military experience. Brusilov not only did, but was behind one of the most successful offensives of the Great War.	1
General Aleksei Brusilov was one of a minority of Tsarists to side with the Bolsheviks. Lenin was reluctant to take their help, but later said he might've lost without them. He had no military experience. Brusilov not only did, but was behind one of the most successful offensives of the Great War.	1
General Aleksei Brusilov was one of a minority of Tsarists who sided with the Bolsheviks. Lenin was reluctant to take their help, but said he might've lost without them. He had no military experience. Brusilov not only did, but was behind one of the most successful offensives of the Great War.	1

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