Anyone Ever Heard of the Black Tom German Attack in 1916?

Hmm, once i saw something on "tv", but it dealed with the ferries after the explosion. Totally fits into this scenario, but i have never heared of this in school or anywhere else.

Interessting post OP, another guilt-cult is beeing set up for me, lol!

PEACE!

I'm sorry. I'm just amazed that I never heard of this.

I love Germany and Germans.

1916? wow thats current

GERMANZ!!!!

AMERICANS!!!!

Yes

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Also the Statue of Liberty

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thank fuck you mercans won. so we could establish overreaching world organisations like the un and who, they love white people and keep them healthy.

Nope

What happened in Italy in 1916?
On August 28 Italy declared war on Germany. The next three months saw three more Italian offensives on the Isonzo, none of them really profitable. In the course of 1916 the Italians had sustained 500,000 casualties, twice as many as the Austrians, and were still on the Isonzo

Mill on the Meuse
On 21 February 1916, the Germans attacked Verdun in what became the longest battle of the war. Nicknamed 'the mill on the Meuse', Verdun lasted for over nine months and was one of the bloodiest engagements in history.

But Falkenhayn had overestimated the Germans’ ability to inflict disproportionate losses. Instead, his men found themselves in a battle of attrition that wore them down as much as the French. The Germans sustained around 330,000 casualties during the battle. French losses exceeded 370,000.