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                11 years 7 months ago         -  11 years 7 months ago        #175
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        March 25, 1944
The great escape
"It is the sworn duty of all officers to try to escape."
"Everyone here in this room is living on borrowed time. By rights we should all be dead! The only reason that God allowed us this extra ration of life is so we can make life hell for the Hun... In North Compound we are concentrating our efforts on completing and escaping through one master tunnel. No private-enterprise tunnels allowed. Three bloody deep, bloody long tunnels will be dug - Tom, Dick, and Harry. One will succeed!"
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    The great escape
"It is the sworn duty of all officers to try to escape."
"Everyone here in this room is living on borrowed time. By rights we should all be dead! The only reason that God allowed us this extra ration of life is so we can make life hell for the Hun... In North Compound we are concentrating our efforts on completing and escaping through one master tunnel. No private-enterprise tunnels allowed. Three bloody deep, bloody long tunnels will be dug - Tom, Dick, and Harry. One will succeed!"
Squadron Leader Roger Bushell
(In the movie, Roger Bartlett, the character played by Richard Attenborough)
(In the movie, Roger Bartlett, the character played by Richard Attenborough)
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                11 years 7 months ago                #176
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"Straight and narrow is the path."
    
            
            
            
            
            
                                
    
                                                
    
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        How many times have you seen this movie? 
I lost count... :smile:
            I lost count... :smile:
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                11 years 6 months ago                #177
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April 30, 1945
Suicide Of Adolf Hitler
The failure of the German attack on the USSR and the U.S. entry in the Second World War, Hitler placed an insurmountable position
The April 30, 1945 , hidden in a bunker under the Chancellery in Berlin , Adolf Hitler ended his life. That he was architect of the Third Reich and author of heinous crimes against human rights , chose suicide as a method of ingesting a cyanide capsule . The day before , in the bunker , he had married Eva Braun , his mistress for years, and there he received the news of the execution of Italian fascist leader Benito Mussolini and his mistress , and public humiliation of their bodies . The belief was that if caught your destination would be the same as that of Mussolini , coupled with the obvious military defeat of the German army , would eventually drive him to suicide. Excluding acts of war, the Nazis had driven was the cause of at least thirteen million deaths.
            
            
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    April 30, 1945
Suicide Of Adolf Hitler
The failure of the German attack on the USSR and the U.S. entry in the Second World War, Hitler placed an insurmountable position
The April 30, 1945 , hidden in a bunker under the Chancellery in Berlin , Adolf Hitler ended his life. That he was architect of the Third Reich and author of heinous crimes against human rights , chose suicide as a method of ingesting a cyanide capsule . The day before , in the bunker , he had married Eva Braun , his mistress for years, and there he received the news of the execution of Italian fascist leader Benito Mussolini and his mistress , and public humiliation of their bodies . The belief was that if caught your destination would be the same as that of Mussolini , coupled with the obvious military defeat of the German army , would eventually drive him to suicide. Excluding acts of war, the Nazis had driven was the cause of at least thirteen million deaths.
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                11 years 6 months ago                #178
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"Straight and narrow is the path."
    
    
            
            
            
            
                                
    
                                                
    
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                11 years 6 months ago                #179
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What about this post in the Legends never die topic...? Just suggestion
    
            
    
            
            
            
            
            
                                
    
                                                
    
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    What about this post in the Legends never die topic...? Just suggestion
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                11 years 6 months ago                #180
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Know what, Snow? I'm going to watch it once more right now
    
            
    
            
            
            
            
            
                                
    
                                                
    
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    snowman wrote: How many times have you seen this movie?
I lost count... :smile:
Know what, Snow? I'm going to watch it once more right now
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