She drowned in Summer 44
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She drowned in Summer 44
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d-day for saipan: june 15,
sixty years ago.
indoctrination: kill ´em all.
smoke all over,
fire again.
an horrifying suicide charge: armed with swords and rocks.
desperated,
hopeless.
a mark in the memory of soldiers.
no surrender ?
mass suicide a place of hopelessness misinformation led to a desaster noone survived.
20,000 were ashore by nightfall.
a short but bloody fight.
one escape: the caves last escape: the cliffs.
she drowned in the sea in summer ´44.
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