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Thursday, November 10, 2005

Time catching up to World War I veterans

Not relevant to our classes, but interesting.

AP Wire 11/10/2005 Time catching up to World War I veterans

Posted by Dr. Kristin at 11:03 PM

Labels: history, interesting

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