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Poland?
[edit]I have deleted this: "Benjamin also served under transfer of Soldiers Agreement, Brazil and other South American Nations had with major European Nations like France, Germany and Italy. Benjamin Constant served as a Commandor of Front Post Arctic Line in Poland under General Benjamin Roosevolt. He was honoured with bravery award for his work during difficult times at war." I can find nothing about this "transfer of Soldiers Agreement", though it may be a mistranslation; nor about "Benjamin Roosevolt", or "Roosevelt". Poland was not a nation within Constant's lifetime, and has never reached the arctic. Maproom (talk) 12:15, 4 August 2009 (UTC)
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