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Some Very Harrowing Pictures Of Ww2, And What Have We Learned?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.sandyRoe - he will indeed in my eyes, along with that oaf Bush - but the biggest tragedy is that both of them have tefloned away into retirement with no chance of any meaningful comeback.
I don't think anyone holds out any real hope of a result from the Chilcot Enquiry.
I am sno grateful that I have not lost anyone in that futile war - to lose a loved one is surely bad enough, to wait six years for a whitewash has to continue even more agony being heaped on undeserving innocents.
I don't think anyone holds out any real hope of a result from the Chilcot Enquiry.
I am sno grateful that I have not lost anyone in that futile war - to lose a loved one is surely bad enough, to wait six years for a whitewash has to continue even more agony being heaped on undeserving innocents.
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On one of our visits to SA to see my sister-in-law and family in Jo'burg I read a history of the two Boer wars as we were travelling around, Divebuddy. At the time when Kitchener had established the cordon sanitaire I think the book said that a million(!) horses were being shipped to the Cape each month(!). Of course either the book or my memory could be faulty. It was a long time ago. I think Botha had just become prime minister.
And, Stuey, yes to our opening post.
And, Stuey, yes to our opening post.
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