he was part of the 1st armored division and he told me that he fought in monte cassino

My libertarian professor told me that story and he had disdain for the Christians for putting a religious symbol in a city seal.

Oh shit, what did he have to do in that battle?

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What a fag. Libertarians will go in the chamber

Americans suffered a lot of casualties at Monte Cassino

@Robo very brave german stand

Too bad, that our Anglo Artillery destroyed them

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Nein

No to superior Anglos?

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They lost like 3,4 to 1 casualties lol

@Robo I collect those old 1940s-1960s videos

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Ty lol

Nah, that was Pajeet and Pole human shields

Lmao

The Pollacks fall for it everytime

I honestly dont like the term pollack

But ngl, they did finally capture Monty Casino

during the battle he told me he was regular soldier from what he told me

It sounds funny

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Im seething

Ok Pollack

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pollacks seething

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I guess he volunteered for the Army?

it was better than being a bracero working on the fields because he stated he wanted to see the world

Bracero?

mexican labourer

Oh

Even back in the 1940s, they still had Mexicans working?

yeah it was way to compensate that lack of men working to the war

I see

What happened to the Braceros, once the GIs returned?

some of them stayed others returned back home to mexico

https://youtu.be/7MFJ7ie_yGU

"Some"
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