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GUEST	WWI, was No-Man's Land (816* d)	RE: WWI, was No-Man's Land	16 Dec 14
What about the one Raggy mentioned, does he support you Subject: RE: WWI, was No-Man's Land From: GUEST,Raggytash Date: 14 Dec 14 - 05:47 PM That article from "your" historian goes on say: "Haig should have believed in attrition. That is the tragedy of the British in the First World War. Haig should have opted for attrition in the sense of wearing the enemy down gradually - step by step, stage by stage - and devising a means of doing this without getting his own forces worn down" "Your" historian names and shames Haig. No-one else.

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