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Why World War I resonates

By WILLIAM BOYD IN THE NEW YORK TIMES

In France I live near a little village called Sadillac. It’s no more than a cluster of houses, an old chateau, a church and a graveyard surrounded by a few farms and vineyards. The village probably hasn’t changed much since the French Revolution; its population hovers around 100. By the graveyard is a simple obelisk with the names of the 30 or so young men from Sadillac who died in ...

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  • Headline: Why World War I resonates
  • Publication: Perspective, Pages 75 on 01/29/2012
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