Highlights of this July's reenactment of the Austro-Prussian war.
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Thank you for posting that clip. I don't think I have been to a reenactment in the US with that big of a planned house fire in the middle of the battle but I have been hit with debris from ground charges. US battle reenactments seem to need some "meaning" about freedom. These European battles were fights between monarchs so I wonder what "meaning" Europeans take from reenactments.
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