World War 1, July 28, 1914- A loss

World War 1, July 28, 1914- A loss

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A man who was called into the French Forces writes several letters explaining what is happening. In this sad story, there is not only loss and pain, but hope and thankfulness. This is a historically accurate short story of a French soldiers life in the war. Surviving gun attacks, and chemical weapons. But will he be able to push through and survive through the war?
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