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In September 1944 my parents were liberated by troops of the US 30rd Infantry Div.. There son became a historyteacher and each year he takes a group of 50 college students with him to the US cemetery in Normandy just to say each time: "We will remember". Thank you USA: the Netherlands are eternal...

Thank God for the Royal Navy! Bleedin' jerry wankers!

If it wasn't for the British, we Dutch would be probably still paying our bread in Reichsmark. Let us have our peace - and the British their monarchy. God save the Queen!

WW2 was the "beginning of the end" for the British Empire. Thanks to Churchills bulldog tenacity, "this land we love so much" did "NOT go gentle into that good night, but raged against the dying of the light."

Sir Winston Churchill: gone - but not forgotten

WW2 was the "beginning of the end" for the British Empire. Thanks to Churchills bulldog tenacity, "this land we love so much" did "NOT go gentle into that good night, but raged against the dying of the light."

Sir Winston Churchill: gone - but not forgotten

WW2 was the "beginning of the end" for the British Empire. Thanks to Churchills bulldog tenacity, "this land we love so much" did "NOT go gentle into that good night, but raged against the dying of the light."

Sir Winston Churchill: gone - but not forgotten

WW2 was the "beginning of the end" for the British Empire. Thanks to Churchills bulldog tenacity, "this land we love so much" did "NOT go gentle into that good night, but raged against the dying of the light."

Sir Winston Churchill: gone - but not forgotten.

This particular score helped me to accept my mother's dead and fulfill her last wish: honouring the brave men who died on Omahabeach by laying flowers at the American War Cemetery in Normandy, France and visiting that place every year with 50 college students. Mum was born in 1943 and liberated b...

Beautifull score, but I recognise a lot elements from the SPR score. Truly the best moviescore ever...

George VI, Churchill, and many others were an inspiration to millions when the world caught fire, but it will be our responsibility to avoid events instead of dealing with them. Fear of the unknown, fear of losing power, fear of losing a leading position and fear of an uncertain future and fear o...

With tears in my eyes I'am behind the wheel, shiftin' gears, doin' 50 miles per hour. Then I take the mike: "This is me calling. Boss, I'm coming home."

With a disappearing church, with governments coping with one of the worst financial and polical crisis of our time, with war around the world, famine, diseases, you name it. After hearing this music, one cannot deny: Jezus is amongst us. We'll have to keep the faith. God bless you all.

The last time my dad heared this sound, he was 3 years and was liberated by U.S. troops. Thanks for sharing the sound of freedom guys and greetings from Holland!

In september 1944 the lads of the King's Own Scottish Borderers stood against them in oosterbeek near Arnhem. They fought, they suffered and died on Dutch soil. Tha 'n eachdraidh du\inte. But we'll remember each year in september.

September 1944: on Dutch soil the men of the King's Own Scottish Borderers stood against the Germans. They fought, suffered and died in september 1944. Tha 'n eachdraidh du\inte. But we Dutchmen will remember. Thank you Scotland! Lest we forget.

The King's Own Scottish Borderers. Excuse me...

August 1944: British troops move rapidly to the Belgian border. An orderly adresses a British officer: "Sir, Jerry's are willing to negotiate surrender." The officer (sighs): "Again?"

After the explosion of a grenade a soldier looks upon the bloody remnants of Wellingtons leg: "Sir, you have lost your leg!"

Wellington (quite calm): "Yes, I think I have."

Blenheim, Trafalgar, Waterloo, Caen, Falaise, Arnhem. Every time when things got out of control, you British were there. I'm Dutch, I was born long after the last global conflict but I will remember Arnhem as long as I live. Thank you Winston! Thank you Great Britain! Thank you First Airborne! Yo...

Although the part of the Netherlands I live in was liberated by US soldiers, my deepest sympathy and respect goes to the forces of the United Kingdom, who liberated more than 85% of the Netherlands.

Eternal grattitude therefore. We will remember. God save the Queen!