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8th May 2005, 19:54
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Re: What's the future of WW2 historical writing?
because you mention the napoleonic wars .
 even 190 years áfter the battle of waterloo( one of my all time favorite battles) many historians are still in twist with each other about this battle. was it a british victory, a german victory , a dutch or simple a allied victory, there is enough controversy between the historians. but maybe in few 100 years, when "we" are all citizen of the world and there is no national proud left , maybe then it is possible to talk about history in a reasonable wise.  ( but of course ,in 100 years without us  )
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