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General Alexander Patch was one of the finest American leaders of the Second World War.Their words
General Alexander Patch was one of the finest American leaders of World War II
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20 September
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How wonderful – the responsibility of gratitude is passed from one generation to the next. If only this happened in the United States and elsewhere.
9 September
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The joy of a 101-year-old veteran is a lesson: smile, be grateful, think of the big picture and enjoy every day.Their words
the youthful joy he still projects – a lesson to us all. Smile, be grateful, think of the big picture, enjoy every day, dance to the music of time.
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Ferenc Puskás was the finest Hungarian footballer of all time and football’s first international superstar.Their words
The finest Hungarian footballer of all time, and the sport’s first international superstar.
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he was an outlier, a supreme predator, arguably the finest P-51 pilot of the war.
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Wartime rationing limits sparked innovation in 1940s fashion, producing looks still loved today.Their words
The industry had to adapt to strict wartime rationing, but these limits sparked innovation, creating looks that women still adore today.
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StalingradTheir words
For me, Stalingrad is by far his best book, and I’ve read nearly all of them.
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The Longest DayTheir words
A lot of people know about The Longest Day because it became a very expensive (and long) movie but it’s actually a pretty short book.
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Reach for the SkyTheir words
Reach for the Sky was also turned into a movie.
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To Hell and BackTheir words
He wrote this book, To Hell and Back, which was also turned into a movie.
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