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Kenna 2 year s ago
#52 and what a disaster that turned out to be...
       
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Gertrude 2 year s ago
Kenna,

Yes it was. I was there for that.
       
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Lea 2 year s ago
Kenna,

Would you please explain?
       
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Olph 2 year s ago
Lea,

in the first place, an environmental disaster
       
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Frank 2 year s ago
#3 Because it never rains in Holland?
       
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Frank 2 year s ago
#5 The Nazis accumulated a lot of local maps before they declared war on anyone. They knew where the roads were located.
       
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Olph 2 year s ago
Frank,

maps don't show you who's on them
       
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Elena 2 year s ago
#27 - the company still exist at the same spot today 55.67852741829421, 12.566437965422622
       
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Pat 2 year s ago
#8 - AND he landed it right on the chalk mark.
       
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