bəˈrɒs noun
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the planning and operational code name the Germans gave to their invasion of the Soviet Union (June 22, 1941).
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Barbarossa I
noun
(Aruj) died 1518, Barbary pirate, born in Greece.
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Barbarossa II
noun
(Khair ed-Din) c1466–1546, Barbary pirate, born in Greece (brother of Barbarossa I).
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| 1. | See Frederick Barbarossa the nickname of the Holy Roman Emperor Frederick I |
| 2. | real name Khair ed-Din. c. 1465--1546, Turkish pirate and admiral: conquered Tunis for the Ottomans (1534) |
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