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#3 His father died 1938 and his mother in 1944.

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#3 His father died 1938 and his mother in 1944.

The Heartbreaking Story of Hans-Georg Henke, the sixteen-year-old German Soldier Who Broke Down in Tears

#3 His father died 1938 and his mother in 1944.

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#1 American armor moved up the Appian Way during the drive towards Rome, World War II, 1940s.

←#2 He was crying from combat shock, having been mixed in with a regular infantry unit that had been overrun by the US with hard fighting.
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