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    british female vet with nazi mutter kreuz

    interesting story in my local news paper
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    news

    please read
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    Last edited by nigel2003; 09-22-2012, 07:33 AM.

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      #3
      story

      story
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        story

        would it not be nice to reunite them both,thats if he is still alive.

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          #5
          Interesting story, thanks for posting!

          Kind regards,

          Maurice

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            #6
            Well ironically, she did provide Motherly instincts, an act justified by both herself and the Soldier.

            Nice article!!!

            -Ray-

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              #7
              Great story !

              Best regards

              Eric-Jan

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                #8
                How very sad that the young German soldier's mother died during the war, leaving him motherless. The women's suffering during the war and their heroism such as displayed by the British nurse and the killed German mother should always be honoured and never ever forgotten. Never again!!

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                  #9
                  wow,

                  great story!

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                    #10
                    A very moving and poignant story. I wonder if that young German soldier suvived the war and is still alive today. How absolutely wonderful if they could meet once more.

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                      #11
                      wonderful

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                        bridges in brussels

                        Very somber piece on the fellowship of non and combatants. Makes you think a little bit more
                        about an award that has been taking for granted and considered usual in a collectors mind,
                        The Mothers Cross.
                        Thanks for the clip.

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                          #13
                          Hi,

                          Excellent story, and very poignant - makes me wonder why politicians create war in the first place!
                          Ordinary people have to fight. whildt those who decide to declare war hide away in bunkers!

                          Best wishes,

                          John.

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                            #14
                            Thanks for posting... Billbert

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