On the Eleventh Hour of the Eleventh Day of the Eleventh Month of 1918...

[PlayNando]

The Great War ended. The German kraut s was slain by France and her Allies.

1.4 million brave Frenchmen lost their lives fighting Wilhelm II's invading s . Tbe Germans were everything wrong with the world. The s avoided France's impressive defensive fortifications and instead cowardly attacked through neutral Belgium and Luxembourg. Yes, the Austrians and Serbians started the war, but the krauts needlessly escalated it.

Fortunately, after a little over four years the Krauts were finally brought to the negotiating table and at Versailles in 1919 were dealt their harsh, but well deserved punishment!

Much of the war and blood were spent over the fields of the northeastern Third French Republic. If you look closely you can still see blood from bleeding French women and children murdered by the krauts running down the creeks in northeastern France.

Liberté, égalité, fraternité!!!

[DeadlyDynasty]

The Great War ended. The German kraut s was slain by France and her Allies.

1.4 million brave Frenchmen lost their lives fighting Wilhelm II's invading s . Tbe Germans were everything wrong with the world. The s avoided France's impressive defensive fortifications and instead cowardly attacked through neutral Belgium and Luxembourg. Yes, the Austrians and Serbians started the war, but the krauts needlessly escalated it.

Fortunately, after a little over four years the Krauts were finally brought to the negotiating table and at Versailles in 1919 were dealt their harsh, but well deserved punishment!

Much of the war and blood were spent over the fields of the northeastern Third French Republic. If you look closely you can still see blood from bleeding French women and children murdered by the krauts running down the creeks in northeastern France.

Liberté, égalité, fraternité!!!

You do know this led to Hitler, the Holocaust, and your country getting raped in 1940, right?

[rascal]

Influenza was killing many at that time.

[bigzak25]

this was a boring topic in 1918.