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Minor sabotage or small sabotage (Polish: Mały sabotaż) is a type of underground resistance involving disruptive but relatively minor actions, such as painting graffiti, falsifying documents, disrupting occupant's propaganda actions and such. The goal of such action is primary psychological - to show the large civilian population that resistance is active and widely supported and to wear down the occupant. The term used here was coined in Poland under Nazi occupation during World War II (1939-1945).
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