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User avatar #1 - dickbewt ONLINE (02/22/2013) [+] (32 replies)
They played football, not soccer.
Goddamn Americans!
User avatar #64 - myaccountdeleted (02/22/2013) [+] (10 replies)
It was the Germans who won. 11-8 actually. If you ever read the book written by a soldier who experienced it you'd know. I cant recall the title right now but we read it in history class

#18 - cotterj ONLINE (02/22/2013) [+] (5 replies)
One of the worst stories i heard about the xmas truce was when on boxing day, a tommy on guard saw and heard the germans singing, dancing and calling out to the tommys to joing them again. He called HQ, excited at the possibility of another day of peace, and told them what was happening and where. He had just gathered his mates together and were climbing out of their trench when a shell fell on the german bunker they were going to.
One of the worst stories i heard about the xmas truce was when on boxing day, a tommy on guard saw and heard the germans singing, dancing and calling out to the tommys to joing them again. He called HQ, excited at the possibility of another day of peace, and told them what was happening and where. He had just gathered his mates together and were climbing out of their trench when a shell fell on the german bunker they were going to.
User avatar #62 - howunexpected (02/22/2013) [+] (14 replies)
If I ran a country, the first thing I would do would be to put the entire armed forces in reserve. I would lock all the military weapons in a bunker, and then, whenever somebody decided they wanted a war, I'd just be like "Fine, get your best fucking football(soccer for Americans) players, and we'll meet on the field"
If they tried to take the country by force, then I'd call the military. But honestly, why kill people when you can settle something with a nice game of football?
User avatar #72 to #67 - srskate (02/22/2013) [-]
You misspelled "liberate."
#135 - pokemonstheshiz (02/22/2013) [-]
Not attacking people on Christmas? How dare you abandon our traditions!
User avatar #57 - plainarcane (02/22/2013) [-]
This reminds me of a story I heard about WW2.

An American ambulance was driving around lost, trying to find their way back to American lines, when they came across a German road block. The Germans simply pointed them in the right direction and let them go. The next day the ambulance came by the road block, dropped a box on the ground and left. The Germans were apprehensive about opening it because they didn't know what it was, they were afraid it was a bomb or something. When they finally did get it open they found that it was filled with cigarettes.
#265 - RamDozer (02/23/2013) [-]
They also shared items like food, smokes, drinks and even souvenirs from their respective countries, of course some of them did not agree on the 1914 Christmas Truce, one of these men was named Adolf Hitler.

The men who participated in the truce were later scrambled in the front to prevent them from hesitating to shoot the soldiers who they've made friends with.

The following Christmas days also had Truce initiatives, but most failed, given that the german/british armies considered such acts of kindness with the enemy an act of betrayal.

In my opinion, one of the most touching failed truce reports was the one of an unarmed soldier who was shot and killed while setting up a christmas tree near his trench in the frontline.

Fuck war, man.
#92 - rkdisme (02/22/2013) [+] (1 reply)
This is a movie portraying just this. It gives you the background to the whole story and is an overall great christmas-time movie.
#116 - deadnazithefourth (02/22/2013) [-]
I learned this from Blackadder   
" remember the Christmas truce? where we all played football together?"   
"how could I forget, they made me stand on the sides."
I learned this from Blackadder
" remember the Christmas truce? where we all played football together?"
"how could I forget, they made me stand on the sides."
#56 - felixjarl (02/22/2013) [-]
There was a specific corporal at that time which was outrageous with the ''peace incident'' at the fronts. His name was Adolf Hitler.
#8 - N. Korean citizen (02/22/2013) [-]
Points? Are you being serious?
#162 - Aejax (02/23/2013) [+] (3 replies)
Somewhat related
#233 - N. Korean citizen (02/23/2013) [-]
Oh no! someone called Football Soccer! Call the fire-brigade!
#297 - drivebytruckers (02/23/2013) [+] (1 reply)
Song Related. www.youtube.com/watch?v=q3JjlkfX5Gk

Its a good one, helps the feels :)
#208 - N. Korean citizen (02/23/2013) [-]
my great gears grandad was on playing football.
He said something really full with feels
and iv voulded not to forget what he said pass down

" These people are not fiend, they have feelings & emotions,
before all this i thought that if i killed these people
no warm was made,until i realized they are no different from us.
Id happily kill myself to stop this war its plain confusion
we people dont deserve this."
#173 - WhatTheJesse (02/23/2013) [+] (3 replies)
There is a movie that very loosely depicts this. It's called Joyeux Noel. It means "Merry Christmas" in French (as far as I know). It's an extremely good movie and everyone in the universe should watch it.
User avatar #179 - sbg (02/23/2013) [+] (2 replies)
Fuck war.
#89 - crazyolitis (02/22/2013) [-]
Well, isn't that nice?
(Only ww1 thing I have.)
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