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SA sinoatrial.
SA,
1 abbreviation for sinoatrial.
2 abbreviation for surface area.
3 abbreviation for surgeon's assistant.
SA 
S-A, SA
sinoatrial.
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He found Hitler's SA men, brownshirts, also known as stormtroopers, had been inquiring for Hanussen and shortly afterwards he himself was arrested.
Remember When: Reichstag secret led to murder; A BLAST FROM THE PAST ... by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
His path crosses that of Josef Hummel, a young Jew being chased through the streets by the Brownshirts.
Book SHELF by Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)
He and Nerma lived above the store, as it were, on the top floor of a safe house where Moscow's agents worked around the clock stealing German secrets, keeping an eye on the nascent brownshirts, and churning out false documents, including counterfeit US currency.
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