Saturday, November 9, 2024
Greater love hath no man than this,
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amazing courage
ReplyDeleteMay he Rest In Peace. Good people were forced to fight against each other by vile, inhuman monsters. It's still happening and, most likely, always will be the case.
ReplyDeleteWow. What an emotional deed and story. Brings tears to the eyes just thinking about how it went down. My father spoke in later years about his experiences fighting in Italy in the Anzio invasion. Let's hope and pray we never have to experience or read of such things happening ever again. God bless all the heroes in our lives.
ReplyDeleteShai Dorsai.
ReplyDeleteHumanity rises when called in the right conditions
ReplyDeleteThere are Holocaust memorials EVERYWHERE. but you will not find one single memorial of our soldiers giving them freedom. NOT A SINGLE FKKN ONE.
ReplyDeleteIn Israel.
ReplyDeleteSounds like a whimper..
DeleteRIP comrade, May fair winds have followed you and fellow brethren on both sides
ReplyDeleteNo more brother wars.
ReplyDeleteRIP soldier.
No more “brother wars”. I have seen my share, and have had my fill of them.
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