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@menavisualss @Tunisia_1943 Most accounts confirm German soldiers paid for what they “bought” unlike other troops.

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@Tunisia_1943 Same here. And Cairo is a great and fun city to explore too.

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@Tunisia_1943 @YockelsonMitch @Mother_of_Tanks Alan Moorhead in his book “March to Tunis” mentioned the Baroness who used to live in this castle and how the Italians drunk all the wine in the cellar and roasted the peacocks in the process 😂

@Tunisia_1943 Haane Manahi?

@Tunisia_1943 Takrouna

@Tunisia_1943 It seems it is a lost art. They don’t make them like they used to.

@Tunisia_1943 Was he the same officer that got traded by the locals to the Germans for 11 pounds of tea?

@Tunisia_1943 One of the few French who know a thing or two about the art of war

@Tunisia_1943 It’s called: Bias of the colonizer

@Tunisia_1943 In military jargon, Angola shirt typically refers to a coarse, durable wool shirt that has been part of military or work uniforms. The term likely derives from the fabric’s original production, as Angola wool blends were once used for sturdy clothing designed for harsh conditions

@Tunisia_1943 Is this document in the public domain?

RT @Tunisia_1943: One of these days a battlefield tour company will discover Tunisia.

RT @karim2k: Journey beyond Borj Al Amri, a place we often pass by without a second thought, to uncover its remarkable WWII history. Guided…

Looks like a good read!

RT @Tunisia_1943: It's #FridayFriendship. Great to recently share with friends the views from 'The Bou' over the Medjerda valley and Massic…

RT @Tunisia_1943: On this day in 1942, six days after the Operation TORCH landings, the first Axis tanks arrive in Tunisia. #TunisianCampai…

@Tunisia_1943 @UKinTunisia Good luck in your presentation tonight. I am certain it will be informative and insightful and an opportunity to learn and remember. Respect to all who died fighting for freedom.