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  • "Sitzkrieg" or "Phony War" on the French frontier ended, France had created three such large units, but had not had time to conduct large-scale combat exercises.

    Panzer Aces Kurowski, Franz 1992

  • But you don't have an image of Jurgen Klummsdorf or Hans Sitzkrieg in your mind, do you?

    Forbes.com: News Kyle Smith 2011

  • As the Sitzkrieg wore on into the spring of 1940, German aerial activity along the French-German border intensified.

    Conservapedia - Recent changes [en] 2009

  • Governor General Jean Caves in -- Now the Sitzkrieg yahooBuzzArticleHeadline = 'Governor General Jean Caves in -- Now the Sitzkrieg'; yahooBuzzArticleSummary = 'Article: Canada\'s Governor General Jean caves in to the Conservatives and postpones Parliament until January 26.'

    Governor General Jean Caves in--Now the Sitzkrieg 2008

  • OpEdNews - Article: Governor General Jean Caves in -- Now the Sitzkrieg

    Governor General Jean Caves in--Now the Sitzkrieg 2008

  • No wonder that the conflict in the West soon became known as the "phony war" or, as the Germans called it, the Sitzkrieg" "the sit-down war."

    The Rise and Fall of Adolf Hitler Shirer, William L 1961

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