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This month’s Across the Pond column is about The Great War.
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I had no idea so many soldiers were executed during WWI for cowardice or disobedience in such horrible circumstances. That is truly awful. There is no glory in war and i have to agree with whoever used to say there would be fewer wars if the leaders who decide to make them had to lead the troops.
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