What did Germany and Britain mean by this?

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>>140417958
Yeah, what did they mean?

>"One day, we will have to fight together against Islam, Owen"
>"I know, I look forward to that day. Thanks for the smoke Fritz! Gotta head back to battalion."

>>140417958
That the desire for nicotine transcends national boundaries.

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>>140417958
Game theory. In WW1 you faced off against the same soldiers for long periods of time. Attacks / casualties meant retaliation. Being friendly meant only fake fighting and a better chance at living.

They would often unironically apologize to the other side after an artillery bombardment.

>>140420298
Ha. Cowardice masquerading as chivalry

>>140417958
It means serbia is shit

Fuck the french!

>>140417958
Christmas truce. Look it up. Saged.

>>140421719
It's the Christmas Truce you plonker.

>>140422718
>>140422722
Christmas truce was in 1914, those helmets are later models.

T. Autist

>>140422722
the Christmas truth was in 1914. Germany and Britain didn't adopt the Stahlhelm and brody helmets seen in the pic til late 1915

>>140423268
Damn shotposter beat me to it

>>140423486
*shit* SHIEEETT

>>140423268
>those helmets are later models.

You're right there actually. Did the Germans start off with pickelhaubes?

>>140423268
Fun fact, Hitler didn't participate in that truce, and reprimanded men who did, saying that it wasn't fitting behaviour for a war.

>>140423622
Germans started with leather pickelhaubes lined with khaki cloth. Then transitioned to stahlhelms because they were better at protecting from shrapnel.

>>140423622
Yes, German troops weren't widely issued Stahlhelms until Verdun in 1916.