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tonyav | 22:48 Sat 06th Dec 2014 | History
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A letter ( from a General ) sheds new light on the Christmas day truce 1914.
http://www.expressandstar.com/news/local-news/2014/12/05/letter-sheds-new-light-on-iconic-christmas-truce-of-1914/
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Thank you for sharing that Tony. What a remarkable account, and how noble of him to stay in the trench. It is hard to imagine what it must of have been like.
22:57 Sat 06th Dec 2014
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Yes marval, he did the right thing imo.
23:00 Sat 06th Dec 2014
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He certainly did.
23:01 Sat 06th Dec 2014
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I believe that a lot of officers also felt that they should stay with their men. I read that, statistically, a greater percentage of public school officers were killed than the O.Rs. Good for him anyway.
17:55 Mon 08th Dec 2014

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