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· “-Metal fragments tore into her back and shoulders, puncturing her lung, but she continued to care for her patients right up until she collapsed.” (quote about Rachael Pratt). The German commander Erich Ludendorff remembered in his memoirs as 'the black day of the German Army in the history of the war. This was the worst experience I had to go through'. This highlights the extreme emotion and distraught soldiers had to go
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