Animated film to spotlight Wojtek, the bear that served in WWII | GMA News Online
In World War II, a bear became companion and helper to Polish soldiers - The Washington Post
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Private Wojtek, Reporting for Duty
Wojtek with artillery ammo – emblem of 22nd Artillery Supply Company vehicles - Beauty will save
Wojtek was an orphaned bear cub who was bought by Lieutenant Anatol Tarnowiecki. He was later donated to 22nd Artillery Supply Company Poland. He was enlisted into the polish army as a
INSH - Corporal Wojtek of the 22nd Artillery Supply Company of the Polish Army. Born in Iran, he was enlisted in 1942 and took part in the Italian campaign before retiring to
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Emblem of the 22nd Artillery Supply Company (Wojtek) - Wojtek Soldier Bear - T-Shirt | TeePublic
WW2 Polish 22nd Artillery Supply Company Group “Wojtek” - Sarmatia Antiques
How Wojtek The Beer-Drinking Bear Became A World War II Hero
On 15 November 1947, Wojtek the bear was moved from the Anders' Army to the Edinburgh Zoo - News - Institute of National Remembrance
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Polish Army Bear Wojtek During World War II
Corporal Wojtek: the 440-pound bear who drank, smoked, and carried munitions | We Are The Mighty
Emblem of the 22nd Artillery Supply Company (Wojtek) - Wojtek Soldier Bear - Magnet | TeePublic
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Irek Tuniewicz on Twitter: "#Wojtek (the bear) enlisted as private with Polish II Corps. After the battle of Monte Cassino promoted to corporal for helping the 22nd Artillery Supply Company with heavy
Story of WWII Polish Army Bear Wojtek Being Turned Into Film
Wojtek the Polish Soldier Bear | The Great Polish Map of Scotland
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