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Twenty years after WW1
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This magazine article is about the 1936 reunion at Verdun, where the old soldiers of the World War I once fought some of the most slaughterous engagements in that war:

"Called together at historic Fort Douaumont, captured and retaken a score of times during those dark days of 1916, to swear a solemn oath to work for peace, the disillusioned survivors of their father's folly found Verdun changed, yet unchanged and changeless."

The article is filled with stories of how those middle-aged veterans gathered to swap stories, walk the Ossuary, sing songs, cry, remember and forgive one another.

Click here to read another article concerning peace-loving veterans of the Great War.

Click here to read an article about the German veterans of W.W. I.

     


Forgiveness Reigns at the Verdun Reunion (Literary Digest, 1936)

Forgiveness Reigns at the Verdun Reunion (Literary Digest, 1936)

Forgiveness Reigns at the Verdun Reunion (Literary Digest, 1936)

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