argued for many years that they werent cowards, and that they were suffering fron post traumatic stress disorder, they were found guilty of leaving their posts, after being found wandering around.
finally a few years ago they were all pardoned by the goverenment, as it was accepted that they were suffering from PTSD,
they were all posthomously buried with honours, but the british government says it cannot apologise as the present british government was not responsible for the original decision of execution. i believe that as the government represents the british people and the country as a whole and not just the present day, i believe that the government should apologise to the children and grandchildren of these soldiers, on behalf of all the country past and present, what do you think
2007-08-11
09:31:25
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