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| October 8, 1918 in History |
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Event: 7 U.S. soldiers are surrounded by Germans in France, Alvin York is given command and shoots 20 Germans and captures 132 more |
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Alvin captures command France Germans given More shoots Soldiers surrounded York Related Year: 1918 Related Events: October 8 |
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