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Old 12-03-2007, 06:07 AM   #1
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The war cemeteries of the Western Front are as well-maintained as if they had been built this year. Their poignant message of peace is equally fresh.

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Took a trip to Verdun a long time ago,that and Mydanek(concentration camp in Lublin Poland) had to of been two of the most unbeleivable experiences I ever went thru. What eye opening experiences..
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Took a trip to Verdun a long time ago,that and Mydanek(concentration camp in Lublin Poland) had to of been two of the most unbeleivable experiences I ever went thru. What eye opening experiences..
Torch that would have been spectacular. I was in Singapore in June and Manila in May touring around areas in both cities sites that were from WW2 which has left lasting impressions. But the one place I will always remember is the Allied POW Cemetries around the Bridge on the Kwai in North Western Thailand
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