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30th March 2008, 06:22
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Re: What's the future of WW2 historical writing?
Gentlemen,
As an ex-publisher, ex-tv program maker, ex-radio program maker, eyewitness of a coup d'etat in Roemenia 1990, and ex-etcetera, and as a professional poet I think there's a world to be won for WW2 historical writing. If all prime-source material is published online -which will happen in due time - then historians will have a tremendous treasure chest of material, from which they can produce books which will sell. Regards, Bart
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RAF, FAA, RAAF, RCAF, RNZAF and SAAF Losses 10/05/1940 - 30/06/1940 Belgian Losses in the Netherlands, May/June 1940 French Losses in the Netherlands, May 1940 
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