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We are friends, then we kill each other, then we are friends again until the next time when we kill each other and become friends again and so it goes on again and again. Most people want to live in peace and harmony, if we could just abolish religion and politics maybe the world would be a happier place.
Those kids look so young.
For bullets to hit other bullets in flight the air must have been thick with them, unimaginable.
Dave
Those kids look so young.
For bullets to hit other bullets in flight the air must have been thick with them, unimaginable.
Dave
It was a horrible, futile episode. And one of the many lessons that the world has shrugged off and forgotten.
A very moving contribution to this anniversary, Nezih. A more pointless episode is difficult to find, in the Great War or elsewhere.
I suppose we will never learn, seeking instead always to show our perceived 'superiority' over the 'other side'. Universal folly.
Regards
Bill
I suppose we will never learn, seeking instead always to show our perceived 'superiority' over the 'other side'. Universal folly.
Regards
Bill
A very moving tribute Nezih, my Grandfathers brother was there on one of the British battleships as a stoker.
Cliff
Cliff
A moving set of images and thanks for sharing
Such a sad photograph of those children marching to war, a dreadful time.
War is futile, nothing is ever gained only lost.
Take care dear friend and thank you for this reminder.
Patty
War is futile, nothing is ever gained only lost.
Take care dear friend and thank you for this reminder.
Patty
Very sad Nezih. Yet we continue to fight battles that seem important at the time but are soon lost in history.
Phil.
Phil.
All very sad- especially the young boys going off to die.
v2 is quite remarkable
Helen
v2 is quite remarkable
Helen
