de·ser·tion [dɪˈzɜ:ʃən] ΟΥΣ
- desertion
- zapustitev θηλ
- desertion ΣΤΡΑΤ
- dezertacija θηλ
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Poor treatment by white soldiers and difficult field conditions had by then led to the resignation of many officers and desertion by enlisted soldiers.
en.wikipedia.org The reduction of railway operations at the town resulted in its virtual desertion, and it now has a permanent population of four.
en.wikipedia.org He is known to have applied for a pension in late 1890, which was rejected on account of his desertion.
en.wikipedia.org Desertions were widespread during the last weeks of the war, although deserters were subject to death if caught.
en.wikipedia.org The fiumani (out of some 1214000 mobilised) experienced a remarkably low number of casualties reportedly due to their massive desertion rate.
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