WTC: put the loss of life in NYC in context of Birmingham/Coventry 1940.

Posted by mdp (for it is he!) on June 25, 2002 at 23:44:37:
In Reply to: Re: WTC: A thoughtful commentary posted by Richard Haut on June 25, 2002 at 00:33:24:
On the night of 19-20 November 1940 1,353 were killed in Birmingham; in the more notorious Coventry raid five days earlier, 554 were killed. Just keep the scale of 'WTC' in perspective please? R.I.P.

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Re: WTC: put the loss of life in NYC in context of Birmingham/Coventry 1940. bsp 09:24:07 6/28/2002 (4)
- THE MISSING AMERICAN SENSE OF HISTORY? mdp (for it is he!) 15:31:32 6/28/2002 (3)
  - Re: THE MISSING AMERICAN SENSE OF HISTORY? bsp 19:29:51 6/28/2002 (2)
    - Re: THE MISSING AMERICAN SENSE OF HISTORY? mdp (for it is he!) 01:26:14 6/29/2002 (1)
      - Re: THE MISSING AMERICAN SENSE OF HISTORY? bsp 06:39:05 6/29/2002 (0)
Re: WTC: put the loss of life in NYC in context of Birmingham/Coventry 1940. Richard Haut 04:07:42 6/26/2002 (0)

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