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Was not he forbidden to wear his uniform because of the Lockheed fraude?

Anyway, his best part was his role between 1940 and 1945 when he flew Hurricanes and was the factual advisor of your queen on the albion.

Silent Hunter 2 is nice but the latest version 3 will outclass any submarine game at this moment.

Hi Enrico,

I think that we have to consider that those 50.000 were easy to mobilise instead of the guys in reserve. OK we know that they to had troops that could be mobilised in a few ours but not like the the state aparate could.

Pitty that it did not work, that is for sure.

[quote="Reb"]JadTiger Is cursing Bush really appropriate in this forum? I'm not crazy about him either, in fact I don't like either of them, but I question putting that out there. Reb[/quote] I think he has the right to post any quote in that style. I saw worse things on Feldgrau (rember K...

[quote="Uli"]Forgive me, Sid, for not having elaborated on the history of my household weaponry: the Mauser--a collectors' item--was brought home from Belgium in '44, and given to my father, a decorated Pacific War vet, in '46; the Japanese Arisaka--a collectors' item--was captured by Firs...

Off topic but nice to see Look at this video ... http://e.tln0.com/ame/archives/reuters_UN_amblulances_11_may_04.wmv OK it has even been recognised by the FOX and Israeli media that it is a fake. One example of the fake can be see by the videowork done to give the car a UN sign and rather strange re...

Bah, Dietrich Genscher , was he German or American?
Adenauer is fine for me to and ranks absolutely above Genscher. But my favorite stays your Joschka .

I think that Fisher is the best and most popular ausenminister the Germans ever had. Specially his very intelligent and international law rspecting attitude towards the violation of human rights by the US or other countries makes him a great men. Of course, rightwing nationalist will not like him bu...

[quote="Überhauptnichtsführer"][quote="Christian"]Groscurth, You probably never had any history lessons about the following in école élémentaire. Cheers, Christian [i]Retired Torturer Reveals France's Crimes by Eric Margolis (...) Aussaresses is a self-confessed war criminal who ...

[quote="Christian"][quote] I think most countries that have fought in wars and against insurrection have quite a bit of blood on their hands.[/quote] I agree with you on that. However, it is difficult to remain quiet when a person, who is totally blind about his country's own past, makes l...

[quote="Christian"]Groscurth, You probably never had any history lessons about the following in école élémentaire. Cheers, Christian Christian, So this prooves what and what has it to see with my reply on the 3 points of Sid? Who says that France (and you can add all the other countries) n...

[quote="sid guttridge"] 1.All that can be said is that the alleged crimes are vile and that the American establishment is proving sufficiently open and robust to make the matter public itself and to hold an open trial. 2.There are comparitively few countries less likely to commit such abus...

[quote="Christian"][. 3. The U.S. has not ratified the treaty either, [u]however[/u] in 2002 it had military personnel in over 100 countries and in 2003 over 400,000 members served outside of the country (Afghanistan, Iraq, security treaty commitments, peace keeping missions, etc.). In sho...

[quote="FanOfGermanMilitaryMight"]It's a good laugh on the Yanks; but he is essentially right, though maybe he lets off Bush a little too lightly. It's quite amazing how Bush and Blair expect people to believe that what has happened are freak occurrences by freak individuals. The civilized...

[quote="Das Reich"][quote]That's one of the main problems. In general, Americans start shouting "you're anti-American" as soon as one ventilates opinions that don't go with the Bush administration for 100 percent.[/quote] If you didn't know anything about American politics... let...