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10th September 2013, 23:14 #31
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Re: There were no death camps in Germany during WW11
Donkey, I know they had Jews in there, and the Final solution was to get rid of the Jews. So it is likely semantics, but no one with any intellectual honesty could call it anything but a death camp.
"Water for my horses, beer for my men and mud for my turtle".
The second group of WRC2 drivers gained quite a lot of time with the cleaner road. It was harsh on the first guys, especially Romet Jürgenson.
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