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Hanno, That is the unbridled power of Hollywood. How much of history remains clear to the average person, who does not have a passion for the truth.
It becomes more blurred every day. At 60, I cannot separate the truth from fiction. How can a younger person sort it?  Mike, on Jeudy and Boniface, or is it Jeudy and Tartarine? I would like to buy a copy of "Dodge Cinq Generations De Toures" Please forgive any errors or omissions from the title, but those who might have a spare copy will know the book. It was only produced in French. I waited for the English text, but don't believe it ever happened. They did however publish the GMC book (your ref) and the Jeep book in English. Anyone with a spare please advise. Thanks.
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