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9 | 5.11% |
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20 | 11.36% |
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47 | 26.70% |
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50 | 28.41% |
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34 | 19.32% |
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13 | 7.39% |
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#12
30-09-14, 18:21
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Europe
I have been to celebrations in Holland in 1995 as a spectator and as a participant in 2010. I think the reason there are young people interested in military vehicles is because they are immersed in the history of WW2. They also have such a huge concentration of running vehicles in such a small geographic area. Europe lived the privations of war and celebrated freedom. Canada went from economic depression to an economy of prosperity that provided jobs and demand for every commodity we could produce. Big difference between experiences.
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