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15 October 2014
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Horses During the War

by Lawrence Weston Library

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Lawrence Weston Library
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Christine Thurgur
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Brittany
Background to story:Ìý
Civilian
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A3817587
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22 March 2005

I was in Brittany, aged 5. The Germans came to requisition my grandfather's horse, Nick. He was a strong, brave stallion, the one everybody relied on to pull the heavy threshing machine up the hill to the village. When my grandfather handed over his favourite horse, I remember him crying; the only time I remember him crying when I was a child.

Christine Thurgur, nee Cloarec.

P.S. Most horses didn't come back

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