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We are putting up a pretty good show; the Ivans are a good half a mile behind.
Stuka Pilot Rudel, Hans-Ulrich 1973
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The sale of a 350-acre farm on H.ghway 25 near Arbor by the Sturdivant Bank, to W.H. Campbell of Cape Girardeau, for $14,000, is approved by Judge Frank Kelly in Circuit Court; the land is known as the Ivans farm.
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He became justifiably famous for descriptions of the "Ivans," about whom he also wrote a much-loved novel, The People Immortal, a celebration of the heroism of ordinary Red Army soldiers.
The Real Patriotic War Applebaum, Anne 2006
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In Ivan's War, the British historian Catherine Merridale now addresses what may be the most complicated piece of the Great Patriotic War mythology: the character of the ordinary Soviet soldiers ” the "Ivans," as the British and the Americans called them ” themselves.
The Real Patriotic War Applebaum, Anne 2006
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If the Fitu-Ivans became properly civilized, the trade of the traders would be gone.
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And then the Fitu-Ivans, who had forgotten how to make tapa, would run around naked and eat one another.
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Ieremia was lighter-skinned than the Fitu-Ivans, as was natural in a full-blooded Samoan.
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In their own countries men were too civilized to let the traders make the immense profits that they made out of the Fitu-Ivans.
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This seems strange, as most Swedes and all Ivans are supposed to be known as The Terrible. $1, available on iPhone
Buy Me Some Peanuts and Baseball Apps Dennis Tang 2011
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So. the fleet keeps doing crazy russian Ivans, hoping to catch them off guard.
JODY DEAN DOWELL 2010
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