If nobody fights, there is no war.
Originally shared by Scott SwainHumans Being Humans
One hundred years ago British and German soldiers used the Christmas season to force a temporary truce in the bloody trenches of France during World War I. On Christmas Eve, enemies sang hymns together, exchanged chocolate and cigars, played soccer, and arranged to collect and bury the dead.
One hundred years ago British and German soldiers used the Christmas season to force a temporary truce in the bloody trenches of France during World War I. On Christmas Eve, enemies sang hymns together, exchanged chocolate and cigars, played soccer, and arranged to collect and bury the dead.
The Christmas Truce of World War I