I know why they didn't bomb the train lines. I'm just telling you what they pretended it was.*
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. . . that were bombed. And sometime LONG before the end of the war, the U.S. and Brits knew that their troops were never going to be the ones to liberate the camp. Hell, we never even got close on the ground.
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on April 10, 2026, 15:37:25, in reply to "Perhaps. But that same rational likely would have applied to many other rail lines . . . "