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6. While the question on whether

Fri Dec 25, 2020, 02:48 PM

Dec 2020

They should be buried there is up for debate (i don't think they should), there certainly shouldn't be swastikas on their gravestones.

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'Jarring' Nazi headstones removed from Fort Sam Houston [View all] TexasTowelie Dec 2020 OP

The symbols I see on American military headstones are usually religious. needledriver Dec 2020 #2

My Grandfather, born in Alabama during the Civil War, died 1927 Chainfire Dec 2020 #4

I have absolutely no idea what you mean by that. needledriver Dec 2020 #5

There is a reason you may not have gotten it, Gone but not forgotten Chainfire Dec 2020 #7

I'm afraid I have mixed feelings on this one. Paladin Dec 2020 #3

And we should have mixed feelings on the subject Chainfire Dec 2020 #8

While the question on whether KatyMan Dec 2020 #6