oggbashan
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There were many who died on the Mary Rose, Henry VIII's flagship, that were not English.
Many of those fighting for the English at the Battle of Trafalgar were not English.
The Battle of Waterloo was not won by the British but by the arrival of the Prussians.
The French resistance in Normandy was not as large as the French have claimed since. Many had already been arrested and executed. But those few that were active were very effective in slowing German troop movements.
The air battle of Britain had Polish, Czech, Australian, New Zealand and other countries' pilots.
Part of the reason that the French did not land in greater numbers on D-Day but afterwards was the dispute between the allied commanders and General De Gaulle who wanted overall command.
Many of those fighting for the English at the Battle of Trafalgar were not English.
The Battle of Waterloo was not won by the British but by the arrival of the Prussians.
The French resistance in Normandy was not as large as the French have claimed since. Many had already been arrested and executed. But those few that were active were very effective in slowing German troop movements.
The air battle of Britain had Polish, Czech, Australian, New Zealand and other countries' pilots.
Part of the reason that the French did not land in greater numbers on D-Day but afterwards was the dispute between the allied commanders and General De Gaulle who wanted overall command.
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