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Discussion in 'The Library' started by aquist, Aug 29, 2006.

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    John Boyden, a novel about two Indian canadian snipers in ww1 , I highy reccomend it to anyone interested in ww1 or ww2, being part Blackfoot myself, i have a sympathy for Indian causes, especially soldiers who are also Indians, as I was. the Indians in the book are Cree, there are sections I would call x-rated, i bought the book at Wal-Marts bargain book table. eventually they get around to the Somme. a batttle i had relatives on both sides in. oops how did that preposition get there? ok read it iffn ya like good war stories. and washtey, stihilijote washtay, wemisticashiw
     
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    Sounds pretty cool.

    My Grandad's uncle was killed on the Somme, he was in the 20th Hussars - what units did your relatives serve in?
     
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    gefreiter Heinrich Berlet entered the Reichswehr in 1917 i have his wehrpas and there are two units mentioned in it ersatz regiment 99 and fuss artillerie regiment 18 hanoverians. my allied side relaitivce i dont have information on but will try to locate that for u
     

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