WWII Polish Soldiers Adopted Bear as Official Soldier

During World War II, Polish soldiers adopted a bear and officially registered it as a soldier with a rank and number to allow it to be transported on a ship. The bear reportedly carried grenades in battle.

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Medvjed je bio službeno zaveden kao vojnik s činom i brojem, a u bici je nosio granate

Tokom Drugog svjetskog rata poljski vojnici posvojili su medvjeda. Da bi ga mogli ukrcati na brod, službeno su ga zaveli kao vojnika s činom i brojem.

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WWII Polish Soldiers Adopted Bear as Official Soldier

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Medvjed je bio službeno zaveden kao vojnik s činom i brojem, a u bici je nosio granate

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