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    THE FULTON REPORT

    Aug 02, 2018 2 minutes
    By Tim Riley
    “You Know HowThis Hits Me.” Mary Churchill’s MBE and FDR’s Death

    On Tuesday, 10 April 1945, the Allied Forces and Winston Churchill had every reason to be confident that the end of the war was near. It was the beginning of the end of aircraft. The road to Berlin was open and ultimate victory at hand.

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