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My uncle died at Kasserine Pass during World War II. He is buried in Africa but I don't know where. His name is Edsel Smith, US Army, Grayson Co. Kentucky, USA. His parents were George and Bertha Smith. If you could find out if he is buried in Kasserine Tunisia and possibly get a photo of his tombstone, I would greatly appreciate it. His youngest brother is still living. His brother (my father) died in 1999. Do you have any photos of Kasserine Pass? Any archives of Kasserine Pass during World War II?
Hello Habib,
Placed a cut of this picture with the harborlights at : www.lightphotos.net
Hope you agree with this non-commercial use.
Best Regards--Hans de Graaf
Oh no! What happened to your house? This is a good picture and I think you have done a good job documenting this ancient Roman village. It may be of great value in the future.
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My uncle died at Kasserine Pass during World War II. He is buried in Africa but I don't know where. His name is Edsel Smith, US Army, Grayson Co. Kentucky, USA. His parents were George and Bertha Smith. If you could find out if he is buried in Kasserine Tunisia and possibly get a photo of his tombstone, I would greatly appreciate it. His youngest brother is still living. His brother (my father) died in 1999. Do you have any photos of Kasserine Pass? Any archives of Kasserine Pass during World War II?
Hello Habib, Placed a cut of this picture with the harborlights at : www.lightphotos.net Hope you agree with this non-commercial use. Best Regards--Hans de Graaf
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Your fotos are really great. Almost all of them. I wish you people everything that's good for you! Greetings from Germany
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very nice place El Borj beautful beach
Oh no! What happened to your house? This is a good picture and I think you have done a good job documenting this ancient Roman village. It may be of great value in the future.
ya habibi haw il dela3!