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The experience. [WWI]
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Gray, formless things.
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Somebody else’s son. [WWII]
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One poor devil. [WWI]
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Three telegrams. [WWII]
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The cruelties of war.
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Consequences.
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Bombing, homelessness, flight and fear. [WWII]
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As if floodgates had been opened. [WWII]
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Shoot me. [WWI]
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Andrew Roberts’ conclusion in his book Napoleon: A Life.
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Shock and violence. [WWII]
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We were no longer afraid of death. [WWII]
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An emotional magnet.
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Crimes against humanity. [WWII]
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A merciful overdose. [WWI]
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Lord Have Mercy on Us.
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Thus perished a young woman.
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Sixty battlefields.
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What his father had done. [WWII]
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All he needed was somebody to talk to him. [WWII]
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We let them starve. [WWII]
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Dead troopers. [WWII]
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Alone against a black, howling universe.
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Men who had been the owners of millions.
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