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Back 5 year s ago
Oh! And let's not forget the intensive raids to destroy entire cities to supposedly slow down german reinforcements that took so many civilian lives.
Something that is unconceivable nowadays
       
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Energy Inn 5 year s ago
And absolutely justified considering the Nazi bombings on Britain.
       
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#7 "American forces were joined by Canadian and British soldiers."

You forgot Australia, Belgium, France, Czechoslovakia, Greece, New Zealand, the Netherlands, Norway and Poland.
       
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