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  1. Jim
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    We Drifted for Six Days on a Raft

    Thirteen seamen who, after their ship had been sunk by a U-boat, withstood six days of privation on a raft have added another page of dogged...
    Thread by: Jim, Nov 8, 2006, 5 replies, in forum: Merchant Navy During WWII
  2. Kelly War44
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    Lebensborn

    Hitler's Children They were the offspring of a Nazi program to create a racially pure 'Master Race.' Behind the painful search to discover...
    Thread by: Kelly War44, Nov 7, 2006, 9 replies, in forum: War44 General Forums
  3. Jim
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    A Reporters Night with The Searchlight Men

    Travelling along the South Coast we approached at dusk searchlight stations whence one can sometimes see the German beams across the Channel. Here...
    Thread by: Jim, Nov 5, 2006, 0 replies, in forum: The Blitz
  4. m.i.l.f hunter
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    hello m8tys !

    :D Well I finally got here lads,its good to see the site up and running so well. I know how much work it must take to keep it running smooth. As...
    Thread by: m.i.l.f hunter, Nov 2, 2006, 5 replies, in forum: War44 General Forums
  5. Kelly War44
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    South America

    Brazil Goes to War It is not generally known that Brazil played a role in the Allied victory in World War 2, yet the forces of that country were...
    Thread by: Kelly War44, Oct 11, 2006, 6 replies, in forum: Countries, People and their part in WWII
  6. Jim
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    The Lidice Massacre

    The Lidice Massacre: June 10, 1942 Two Czech patriots, Jan Kubis and Joseph Gabeik, serving with the Polish forces in Britain, volunteered to...
    Thread by: Jim, Sep 23, 2006, 54 replies, in forum: Massacres and Atrocities of the Second World War
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    La Cambe Cemetery

    In a clearing dotted with trees and Maltese crosses in groups of five, more than 21,222 men are buried here beneath small slabs. The fallen...
    Thread by: Jim, Sep 17, 2006, 9 replies, in forum: La Cambe War Cemetery
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    After the war: the regrouping of graves: Colleville

    At the end of the Second World War, there were several hundred provisional cemeteries. 24 of which were in France laid out by the American Grave's...
    Thread by: Jim, Sep 16, 2006, 17 replies, in forum: Colleville-Sur-Mer
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    The Batterie at Azeville

    The Batterie at Azeville was one of the first constructions of the Atlantic Wall in France, the cannons arriving here in December 1941. The...
    Thread by: Jim, Sep 11, 2006, 14 replies, in forum: Azeville battery
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    The battle for the bridge

    Pegasus was the name given to a bridge over the Caen canal, near the town of Ouistreham. The bridge, also known as the Benouville Bridge after the...
    Thread by: Jim, Sep 7, 2006, 6 replies, in forum: Pegasus Bridge
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    Todt Organisation

    The Todt Organisation It was the Todt Organisation that was put in charge of building the various Atlantic Wall structures. This Organisation...
    Thread by: Jim, Sep 4, 2006, 0 replies, in forum: Hitler's Atlantic Wall
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    Longues Sur-mer Battery

    On my first visit to Normandy I came across four coastal German batteries at a place called longues sur-Mer, situated in the Bay of the Seine, to...
    Thread by: Jim, Sep 3, 2006, 13 replies, in forum: Longues-sur-Mer
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