A Country's Futile Conquest
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This is a story about 3 people who come to know eachother during the war,Charles Anthony, Gandor Smith and Kevin wood. Charles Anthony had always been the loyal and valiant Soldier since. After an incident which cause him to be captured and tortured in the enemy base, he somehow escape the living hell. Collapsed on the central Germany, his close childhood friend found him and they reunite. Together the three army embark on a life journey fill with hardship, loyalty, valiant and a great friendship...
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