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    Nice holydays in Verdun, the ardennes etc.

    Hi friends I've just returned from my holydays over the ardennes, I'm gonna post some photos, I hope you like them
    all the best
    Doc

    First of all: Verdun, Fort Douaumont
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    the inside

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        the trench of the bayonets

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          detail of the rifle with the bayonet, the soldiers are still under the ground

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            We still can find some dangerous things in the woods of Verdun

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              detail

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                what used to be trenchs

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                  the french cemetery, more than 13.000 graves...

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                      tomorrow I'll start postin' photos of Bastogne etc. If you want any other photo just ask

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                        Originally posted by Doc_panzerjager View Post
                        detail of the rifle with the bayonet, the soldiers are still under the ground
                        Please dont say you believe this story ?

                        There is nobody under the ground, for sure. This monument was built in the 1920´s.

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                          in 1919 exactly... I don't know... they are still finding lots of bodies...

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                            Ok, perhaps 1919. I was in Verdun too, this year. You can believe me, this story is not true.

                            When you understand german language, read the very good book "Verdun - Das Große Gericht" of Paul Ettighofer (a former leutnant in the battle of Verdun).
                            Also in all guidebooks you find in Verdun can you read the true story of this monument.

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                              Originally posted by PzOffz27 View Post
                              Please dont say you believe this story ?

                              There is nobody under the ground, for sure. This monument was built in the 1920´s.
                              this story is true my friend.
                              there are so many bodies there they have declared it a mass grave.verdun gives you a visual clue to the enormous loss of life by the french army in ww1.the bodies are not where the monument is its further along

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