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To: Gengis Khan

actually the Nazi troops got their asses kicked as the other posters have pointed out, the INA wasn't very effective.
Also look at the pictures, those are indian troops occupying other countries (unless you feel that is ok)


46 posted on 05/09/2005 12:31:58 PM PDT by minus_273
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To: minus_273

Sorry.... INA guy are India's freedom fighter not NAZIs. I see you blabber the same propaganda dished out by ANGLO PIGS. Indian troops didnt occupy any country. Those were prisoners freed by S.C Bose to fight for India.

The INA with only 25,000 troops kicked British up their groin in Imphal, Kohima, Assam and Andaman Nicobar. These places are Indian territory which they freed. Even the allies occupied a lot of places (and that was not OK).

"INA wasn't very effective".....you say?

INA was the reason why Indian Army turned on the Brits and that was the end off the British Empire. INA was the reason why India became free. (But for suckers of Anglo propoganda like yourself......looks like India's freedom is NOT OK with you.) So Chill.


48 posted on 05/09/2005 12:56:05 PM PDT by Gengis Khan (Since light travels faster than sound, people appear bright until u hear them speak.)
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To: minus_273

Between 1778 and 1782 the French provided supplies, arms and ammunition, uniforms, and most importantly, French troops and naval support to the beleaguered Continental Army. In 1781 the 29-vessel strong French fleet of Admiral de Grass protected the daring French-American military gamble against British forces in Virginia. The French navy transported reinforcements to the southern American army under the Marquis de Lafayette, fought off a British fleet, and protected Generals Washington and Rochambeau’s march to Virginia. With an almost evenly divided American-French Army of 16,000, Washington laid seige to 8,000 British forces at Yorktown and forced their surrender on October 19, 1781, for all practical purposes successfully ending the War for American Independence.

I guess the desire for independance makes for strange bed-fellows.


51 posted on 05/09/2005 1:07:12 PM PDT by mindfever
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