What are some tourist destinations within 600 miles of Bismarck, ND?
Q. What are some tourist destinations within 600 miles of Bismarck, ND? Please don't mention Yellowstone, the Grand Tetons, the Black Hills, Minneapolis, and Sioux Falls, as I have been to those places. Or Glacier National Park, as I planned to go there, but there aren't any hotel rooms remaining. Canada is fine. I forgot to say I've been to Medora/Theodore Roosevelt National Park and the International Peace Garden. Really if it's in North Dakota, don't suggest it, because I've probably either been there or don't want to go there.
Asked by unashamedofhim116 - Tue Jul 13 01:12:27 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Duluth, MN is nice. In or within a short drive of Duluth is the Split Rock Lighthouse, Glensheen Mansion, Canal Park (with great restaurants), and you can watch ships come in at the lift bridge. In the winter, there are a couple of nice ski resorts in the area--Lutsen (farther North) and Spirit Mtn in Duluth. The whole area around Lake Superior is a great place to vacation.
Answered by Evan - Fri Jul 16 18:44:37 2010
Q. What are some tourist destinations within 600 miles of Bismarck, ND? Please don't mention Yellowstone, the Grand Tetons, the Black Hills, Minneapolis, and Sioux Falls, as I have been to those places. Or Glacier National Park, as I planned to go there, but there aren't any hotel rooms remaining. Canada is fine. I forgot to say I've been to Medora/Theodore Roosevelt National Park and the International Peace Garden. Really if it's in North Dakota, don't suggest it, because I've probably either been there or don't want to go there.
Asked by unashamedofhim116 - Tue Jul 13 01:12:27 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Duluth, MN is nice. In or within a short drive of Duluth is the Split Rock Lighthouse, Glensheen Mansion, Canal Park (with great restaurants), and you can watch ships come in at the lift bridge. In the winter, there are a couple of nice ski resorts in the area--Lutsen (farther North) and Spirit Mtn in Duluth. The whole area around Lake Superior is a great place to vacation.
Answered by Evan - Fri Jul 16 18:44:37 2010
with which countries did bismarck fight a war with to accomplish his goals of blood and iron?
Q. In order to unify Germany, Bismarck followed a policy of "blood and iron." With which countries did he fight wars to accomplish his goal?
Asked by Taylor - Tue Aug 18 18:25:40 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Denmark(1864) and Austria(1866).
Answered by COSMIC TIGER - Tue Aug 18 18:36:48 2009
Q. In order to unify Germany, Bismarck followed a policy of "blood and iron." With which countries did he fight wars to accomplish his goal?
Asked by Taylor - Tue Aug 18 18:25:40 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Denmark(1864) and Austria(1866).
Answered by COSMIC TIGER - Tue Aug 18 18:36:48 2009
How bad are I 90 and I 94 between Livingston MT and Bismarck ND in the winter?
Q. I'm going for a job interview next week in Bismarck, and my family lives just south of Livingston. This will only work if I can come home to see the family every two or three weeks. It looks like no mountain passes between here and there, and they try to keep the Interstates clear for all the truck traffic, so anything else I should know/think of? (Besides winter car kit) thanks!
Asked by Jennifer - Thu Jul 8 17:55:35 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. oooh i have definitely driven a portion of that stretch of 94 many many times in the winter... most of the trouble i've encoutered is with slush and ice, they will slow you down quite a bit. there aren't really many gas stations between here and there, so i would gas up every chance you get. keep some antifreeze in your car, and use it. make sure that winter survival kit has everything that you could ever imagine needing, and also keep plenty of blankets, a shovel, and some jumper cables in your car. i hope you're driving a vehicle that's ND/MT winter appropriate! :) most importantly, just slooow down.
Answered by Megan - Sun Jul 11 19:50:36 2010
Q. I'm going for a job interview next week in Bismarck, and my family lives just south of Livingston. This will only work if I can come home to see the family every two or three weeks. It looks like no mountain passes between here and there, and they try to keep the Interstates clear for all the truck traffic, so anything else I should know/think of? (Besides winter car kit) thanks!
Asked by Jennifer - Thu Jul 8 17:55:35 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. oooh i have definitely driven a portion of that stretch of 94 many many times in the winter... most of the trouble i've encoutered is with slush and ice, they will slow you down quite a bit. there aren't really many gas stations between here and there, so i would gas up every chance you get. keep some antifreeze in your car, and use it. make sure that winter survival kit has everything that you could ever imagine needing, and also keep plenty of blankets, a shovel, and some jumper cables in your car. i hope you're driving a vehicle that's ND/MT winter appropriate! :) most importantly, just slooow down.
Answered by Megan - Sun Jul 11 19:50:36 2010
How did Bismarck protect Germany, and what happened after he resigned?
Q. Not including the German Unification of Germany, how did Bismarck Protect it.
Asked by Zoned Out - Mon Jul 5 12:55:03 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. By forming a coomplicates set of treaties that included all european powers in a system of check and balance because of the threat of a total war in case one country attacked another (exactly that was the reason for ww I). In addition he made sure everybody was everbodies ally in a least one treaty and thus the networks of treaties were so complicated that he made defacto sure every country had a peace agreement and interrest in keeping peace with every other country. In addition he made the King built up a propper and modern army and developed good battle plans against the most likly opponent France.
Answered by Lilitu - Wed Jul 7 05:58:22 2010
Q. Not including the German Unification of Germany, how did Bismarck Protect it.
Asked by Zoned Out - Mon Jul 5 12:55:03 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. By forming a coomplicates set of treaties that included all european powers in a system of check and balance because of the threat of a total war in case one country attacked another (exactly that was the reason for ww I). In addition he made sure everybody was everbodies ally in a least one treaty and thus the networks of treaties were so complicated that he made defacto sure every country had a peace agreement and interrest in keeping peace with every other country. In addition he made the King built up a propper and modern army and developed good battle plans against the most likly opponent France.
Answered by Lilitu - Wed Jul 7 05:58:22 2010
Who was Bismarck and What did he do to Germany?
Q. Can you please explain who Bismarck was? What did he do to Germany? Like what major effects did he have and like what changed? I'm sorta lost, Thanks!
Asked by Pres - Sun Jun 6 05:25:36 2010 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Rather than go through a standard answer, which has already been covered here in many ways, let me just do it a little differently: Through the first half of the nineteenth century, the Prussian state, traditionally Protestant, overwhelmingly rural, with its Spartan military tradition, nevertheless remained inferior to Austria in one essential ingredient of national power: population. In 1815, there were 10 million Prussians, compared to 30 million Frenchmen and 30 million subjects of the Austrian emperor. Through the first half of the 19th century, the drive towards German unification gained momentum, speeded by the growth of industry and railways. In 1834, a Prussian-organized customs union (the Zollverein) lowered tariff barriers; in… [cont.]
Answered by Liebestod - Sun Jun 6 09:10:01 2010
Q. Can you please explain who Bismarck was? What did he do to Germany? Like what major effects did he have and like what changed? I'm sorta lost, Thanks!
Asked by Pres - Sun Jun 6 05:25:36 2010 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Rather than go through a standard answer, which has already been covered here in many ways, let me just do it a little differently: Through the first half of the nineteenth century, the Prussian state, traditionally Protestant, overwhelmingly rural, with its Spartan military tradition, nevertheless remained inferior to Austria in one essential ingredient of national power: population. In 1815, there were 10 million Prussians, compared to 30 million Frenchmen and 30 million subjects of the Austrian emperor. Through the first half of the 19th century, the drive towards German unification gained momentum, speeded by the growth of industry and railways. In 1834, a Prussian-organized customs union (the Zollverein) lowered tariff barriers; in… [cont.]
Answered by Liebestod - Sun Jun 6 09:10:01 2010
Which of the following statements would Otto von Bismarck most strongly agree with?
Q. Which of the following statements would Otto von Bismarck most strongly agree with? Peace is the primary goal of the state. The ends justifies the means. Unification should be a natural and realitively easy process for Germany. Industrialization is NOT of primary importance to Germany.
Asked by leon33233 - Thu Jan 8 10:11:19 2009 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Otto Von Bismark would chose The end justifies the means
Answered by Frank D - Sun Jan 11 16:01:33 2009
Q. Which of the following statements would Otto von Bismarck most strongly agree with? Peace is the primary goal of the state. The ends justifies the means. Unification should be a natural and realitively easy process for Germany. Industrialization is NOT of primary importance to Germany.
Asked by leon33233 - Thu Jan 8 10:11:19 2009 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Otto Von Bismark would chose The end justifies the means
Answered by Frank D - Sun Jan 11 16:01:33 2009
What is the best (upscale) hotel in Bismarck North Dakota?
Q. Most hotels in Bismarck ND are the chain type, is one better than another? Reviews from other sites say Radisson is older and Holiday Inn Express is newer. Anyone with personal experience? Also has anyone been to Kathleen's for dinner not lunch?
Asked by instructionald - Fri Apr 20 21:17:12 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Is there one???
Answered by Servette - Fri Apr 20 21:35:19 2007
Q. Most hotels in Bismarck ND are the chain type, is one better than another? Reviews from other sites say Radisson is older and Holiday Inn Express is newer. Anyone with personal experience? Also has anyone been to Kathleen's for dinner not lunch?
Asked by instructionald - Fri Apr 20 21:17:12 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Is there one???
Answered by Servette - Fri Apr 20 21:35:19 2007
Has any one read Bismarck and the Development of Germany by Otto Pflanze ?
Q. I need to write a book review and honestly I'm having trouble understanding exactly what the author is trying to say. I know its all about Bismarck but other than that I really cant write too much about it... Please EXPLAIN!!
Asked by ezglez - Mon Mar 31 20:52:12 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I found some reviews, notably: jes.sagepub.com/cgi/repri nt/22/4/367?ck=nck - That partially answer your question. Hope this assists.
Answered by Warren - Tue Apr 1 03:58:34 2008
Q. I need to write a book review and honestly I'm having trouble understanding exactly what the author is trying to say. I know its all about Bismarck but other than that I really cant write too much about it... Please EXPLAIN!!
Asked by ezglez - Mon Mar 31 20:52:12 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I found some reviews, notably: jes.sagepub.com/cgi/repri nt/22/4/367?ck=nck - That partially answer your question. Hope this assists.
Answered by Warren - Tue Apr 1 03:58:34 2008
How realistic was Bismarck's assessment of German nationalism?
Q. Were his remedies for the flaws, as he perceived them, well chosen? Was he correct in emphasizing the need for attachment to a dynasty to make German nationalism durable?
Asked by Curious Person - Thu Mar 26 22:35:36 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i don't know. try using the Google search engine. good luck!
Answered by Fox News is the best! - Mon Mar 30 04:06:15 2009
Q. Were his remedies for the flaws, as he perceived them, well chosen? Was he correct in emphasizing the need for attachment to a dynasty to make German nationalism durable?
Asked by Curious Person - Thu Mar 26 22:35:36 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i don't know. try using the Google search engine. good luck!
Answered by Fox News is the best! - Mon Mar 30 04:06:15 2009
Who is Going to Build a Scale Model of the Bismarck?
Q. I am referring to the new "Collect a bit every week" magazine in weekly parts , 50p for issue 1 then 4.99 per week for a total of 140 issues ( that is of course if it does not go up in price after a few weeks) So that is going cost at least 694 .11 for a little plywood boat! Does anybody fall for such scams? By the way, don't the the wrong idea, NO WAY am I interested.What a total waste of money.
Asked by Roy - Wed Feb 28 14:18:22 2007 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Some rich people who throw there money away on a few wooden planks
Answered by Jonathan W - Wed Feb 28 14:21:32 2007
Q. I am referring to the new "Collect a bit every week" magazine in weekly parts , 50p for issue 1 then 4.99 per week for a total of 140 issues ( that is of course if it does not go up in price after a few weeks) So that is going cost at least 694 .11 for a little plywood boat! Does anybody fall for such scams? By the way, don't the the wrong idea, NO WAY am I interested.What a total waste of money.
Asked by Roy - Wed Feb 28 14:18:22 2007 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Some rich people who throw there money away on a few wooden planks
Answered by Jonathan W - Wed Feb 28 14:21:32 2007
Otto von Bismarck was responsible for William II of Germany who pursued a foreign policy aimed atWHAT?
Q. Otto von Bismarck was responsible for William II of Germany who pursued a foreign policy aimed atWHAT?
Asked by zebralion - Sat May 31 19:42:16 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Kaiser Wilhelm II. was responsible only to himself. He was a monarch. Otto von Bismarck was his servant in Government. Kaiser Wilhelm caused tremendous harm to the German People, he was a war monger and so full of him self. He never had to face the music for his actions, after Germany lost WWI he lived happily and very well in exile in Holland.
Answered by mimi77 - Sat May 31 19:59:11 2008
Q. Otto von Bismarck was responsible for William II of Germany who pursued a foreign policy aimed atWHAT?
Asked by zebralion - Sat May 31 19:42:16 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Kaiser Wilhelm II. was responsible only to himself. He was a monarch. Otto von Bismarck was his servant in Government. Kaiser Wilhelm caused tremendous harm to the German People, he was a war monger and so full of him self. He never had to face the music for his actions, after Germany lost WWI he lived happily and very well in exile in Holland.
Answered by mimi77 - Sat May 31 19:59:11 2008
Do you agree that nationalism hinders the development of liberalism during the reign of Bismarck in Germany?
Q. This is my homework and i found difficult to answer this question:( ps: Please explain with evidences
Asked by lubirubi - Fri Oct 19 23:40:47 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Some historians see Germany during the late 19th Century as following on a 'special parth' in which instead of industralisation leading to liberal democracy as it did in Britain and U.S, instead Germany remained essentially autocratic and hierarchical society with liberal democracy submerged beneath the nationalism and militarism of the Junker class - the wealthly landed elites of society. To understand the impact of nationalism on liberalism, you have to understand the nature of nationalism, in which there is a strong identification with the nation, which borders on paranoia, hysteria and xenophobia as the historical, cultural, political and religious symbols of the nation are put above other identifications of belonging to the nation. … [cont.]
Answered by Big B - Sat Oct 20 02:57:50 2007
Q. This is my homework and i found difficult to answer this question:( ps: Please explain with evidences
Asked by lubirubi - Fri Oct 19 23:40:47 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Some historians see Germany during the late 19th Century as following on a 'special parth' in which instead of industralisation leading to liberal democracy as it did in Britain and U.S, instead Germany remained essentially autocratic and hierarchical society with liberal democracy submerged beneath the nationalism and militarism of the Junker class - the wealthly landed elites of society. To understand the impact of nationalism on liberalism, you have to understand the nature of nationalism, in which there is a strong identification with the nation, which borders on paranoia, hysteria and xenophobia as the historical, cultural, political and religious symbols of the nation are put above other identifications of belonging to the nation. … [cont.]
Answered by Big B - Sat Oct 20 02:57:50 2007
what is otto von bismarck's opinion of democracy and war in his blood and iron speech?
Q. what is otto von bismarck's opinion of democracy and war in his blood and iron speech?
Asked by ilovesoftball - Wed Dec 9 16:45:44 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The concluding part of the speech is: "The position of Prussia in Germany will not be determined by its liberalism but by its power. Prussia must concentrate its strength and hold it for the favourable moment, which has already come and gone several times. Since the treaties of Vienna, our frontiers have been ill-designed for a healthy body politic. Not through speeches and majority decisions will the great questions of the day be decided - that was the great mistake of 1848 and 1849 - but by iron and blood." Not "blood and iron", notice. In principle, he was saying that the future of the new Germany would lie with industry (iron) and ethnicity (blood). Prussia, in particular, he believed should lead the unification because of its… [cont.]
Answered by Victor - Wed Dec 9 17:06:37 2009
Q. what is otto von bismarck's opinion of democracy and war in his blood and iron speech?
Asked by ilovesoftball - Wed Dec 9 16:45:44 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The concluding part of the speech is: "The position of Prussia in Germany will not be determined by its liberalism but by its power. Prussia must concentrate its strength and hold it for the favourable moment, which has already come and gone several times. Since the treaties of Vienna, our frontiers have been ill-designed for a healthy body politic. Not through speeches and majority decisions will the great questions of the day be decided - that was the great mistake of 1848 and 1849 - but by iron and blood." Not "blood and iron", notice. In principle, he was saying that the future of the new Germany would lie with industry (iron) and ethnicity (blood). Prussia, in particular, he believed should lead the unification because of its… [cont.]
Answered by Victor - Wed Dec 9 17:06:37 2009
what was Otto Von Bismarck like as a person?
Q. I have a history assessment coming up and i have to write about what caused the first world war. I want to include a short paragraph about otto von bismarck as i feel he had a considerable influence during the late 19th cenutry and early 20th century. So does anyone know what kind of person he was and what his beliefs were. I have a rough idea but it needs polished. Does anyone have any ideas of what i should say in this short paragraph?
Asked by barrieboy58 - Thu Oct 29 09:51:55 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
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Answered by stonechic - Thu Oct 29 10:01:44 2009
Q. I have a history assessment coming up and i have to write about what caused the first world war. I want to include a short paragraph about otto von bismarck as i feel he had a considerable influence during the late 19th cenutry and early 20th century. So does anyone know what kind of person he was and what his beliefs were. I have a rough idea but it needs polished. Does anyone have any ideas of what i should say in this short paragraph?
Asked by barrieboy58 - Thu Oct 29 09:51:55 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
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Answered by stonechic - Thu Oct 29 10:01:44 2009
How was Bismarck, a conservative, able to unite a nation when the liberals/nationalists couldn't?
Q. Its a question for my AP Euro class. I have it answered already (so I'm not cheating guys >.<, i DID do my homework) im just kind of wondering what you guys think~
Asked by (>Sean Lee<)(>Photo< - Wed Mar 10 17:56:03 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Its a question for my AP Euro class. I have it answered already (so I'm not cheating guys >.<, i DID do my homework) im just kind of wondering what you guys think~
Asked by (>Sean Lee<)(>Photo< - Wed Mar 10 17:56:03 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Why was Otto von Bismarck successful in uniting the German states?
Q. and how come the people who tried to do this earlier failed?
Asked by AliasFan4774 - Tue Jul 20 10:38:15 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The time was right. For one once Fredrick William had his stroke Prince William was someone that Bismark could work with who recognized what Bismark was attempting to do. Also William had a close relationship with Great Britain and was will liked by the British Royal family. Prussia enjoyed England's support. Power in Europe was shift, the Crimea, Austria's defeat in Italy, Denmark's weakening stated made the Germany Confederation Strong. THe Germany Confederation had met before and failed to unite largely due to external influences and the argument over who would be Kaiser. Bavaria was one of the Strongest single provinces but mostly Catholic and had close ties to France. I would say Bismark succeeded because he did not give up,… [cont.]
Answered by DeSaxe - Tue Jul 20 11:52:16 2010
Q. and how come the people who tried to do this earlier failed?
Asked by AliasFan4774 - Tue Jul 20 10:38:15 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The time was right. For one once Fredrick William had his stroke Prince William was someone that Bismark could work with who recognized what Bismark was attempting to do. Also William had a close relationship with Great Britain and was will liked by the British Royal family. Prussia enjoyed England's support. Power in Europe was shift, the Crimea, Austria's defeat in Italy, Denmark's weakening stated made the Germany Confederation Strong. THe Germany Confederation had met before and failed to unite largely due to external influences and the argument over who would be Kaiser. Bavaria was one of the Strongest single provinces but mostly Catholic and had close ties to France. I would say Bismark succeeded because he did not give up,… [cont.]
Answered by DeSaxe - Tue Jul 20 11:52:16 2010
What was the war that Otto von Bismarck sent out a fake telegram insulting the kind of france?
Q. We have a project thats due tommorow and we have little time to complete it ... please answer our question so we can finish this damn thing!!
Asked by Kerri Gross - Sun Oct 18 17:11:26 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There was no king at that time. The 1870 war.
Answered by Cabal - Sun Oct 18 17:15:44 2009
Q. We have a project thats due tommorow and we have little time to complete it ... please answer our question so we can finish this damn thing!!
Asked by Kerri Gross - Sun Oct 18 17:11:26 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There was no king at that time. The 1870 war.
Answered by Cabal - Sun Oct 18 17:15:44 2009
How and when did Otto von Bismarck die?
Q. Please provide as many details as possible. Thank you.
Asked by Roux - Wed May 28 05:05:17 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. it is believed he died in july of 1894 from cancer.
Answered by dsm37127 - Wed May 28 08:15:10 2008
Q. Please provide as many details as possible. Thank you.
Asked by Roux - Wed May 28 05:05:17 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. it is believed he died in july of 1894 from cancer.
Answered by dsm37127 - Wed May 28 08:15:10 2008
I want to know how strong the University of Mary's (Bismarck, ND) Physical Therapy program is. Is it good?
Q. I am considering going to this school for their physical therapy program but want to make sure that I am choosing a strong program.
Asked by Fun P - Tue Oct 14 18:44:51 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would go to the APTA website and compare several factors between Mary's and other schools. Namely: Rate of first pass on the licensure exam Faculty to student ratio Number of recent publications Any specialty programs they have Number of faculty with post-professional doctorates and/or certified clinical specialists. How long they have been accredited.
Answered by mistify - Tue Oct 14 19:17:24 2008
Q. I am considering going to this school for their physical therapy program but want to make sure that I am choosing a strong program.
Asked by Fun P - Tue Oct 14 18:44:51 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would go to the APTA website and compare several factors between Mary's and other schools. Namely: Rate of first pass on the licensure exam Faculty to student ratio Number of recent publications Any specialty programs they have Number of faculty with post-professional doctorates and/or certified clinical specialists. How long they have been accredited.
Answered by mistify - Tue Oct 14 19:17:24 2008
Should wrecks such as the Bismarck be left as war graves or be inspected as of historical interest?
Q. I am thinking of the likes of Ballard who did dive down and disturb them in the name of history
Asked by lori - Sat Jun 21 15:23:14 2008 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They should be inspected and photographed in the name of history. Maybe a few artifacts raised for display nonprofit. But the main wreckage and any bodies should be left in peace. There is nothing wrong with photographing a war cemetery and taking artifacts from a battlefield... But no one digs up the graves. There is value in this because the wreckage often shows what really happened in a battle and what is myth and fact. Keep in mind these are not just war graves they are the remains of famous battles...Documention by eye witness, even modern times is usually faulty. Even photographs can be misleading depending on the attitude and angle they were made at as well as how good visibility was...and war dead are not always respected. I… [cont.]
Answered by Mark H - Sat Jun 21 16:36:30 2008
Q. I am thinking of the likes of Ballard who did dive down and disturb them in the name of history
Asked by lori - Sat Jun 21 15:23:14 2008 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They should be inspected and photographed in the name of history. Maybe a few artifacts raised for display nonprofit. But the main wreckage and any bodies should be left in peace. There is nothing wrong with photographing a war cemetery and taking artifacts from a battlefield... But no one digs up the graves. There is value in this because the wreckage often shows what really happened in a battle and what is myth and fact. Keep in mind these are not just war graves they are the remains of famous battles...Documention by eye witness, even modern times is usually faulty. Even photographs can be misleading depending on the attitude and angle they were made at as well as how good visibility was...and war dead are not always respected. I… [cont.]
Answered by Mark H - Sat Jun 21 16:36:30 2008
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