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Is Land Of Mine A True Story. The world war ii drama, land of mine, has what sounds like the season's proudest, most patriotic title, but it's actually a dark pun — a reference to the more than one. Two thousand german prisoners of war, all teenagers, were forced to clear a beach of 1.5 million. Land of mine shows us what happens after a war, it’s a story of survival and of forgiveness and redemption, of. Many of those who swept and cleared nazi mines in denmark were teenage boys. The setting is an unregarded nook of northern europe, in may, 1945. The german occupiers, anticipating invasion, laid more than two million land. While it’s a fictional tale, “land of mine” is based on history. A harrowing chapter in danish history occurred in 1945 after the german occupation of denmark. Here the monsters aren’t the germans, but the danish army.

The setting is an unregarded nook of northern europe, in may, 1945. Two thousand german prisoners of war, all teenagers, were forced to clear a beach of 1.5 million. Here the monsters aren’t the germans, but the danish army. Land of mine shows us what happens after a war, it’s a story of survival and of forgiveness and redemption, of. The world war ii drama, land of mine, has what sounds like the season's proudest, most patriotic title, but it's actually a dark pun — a reference to the more than one. Many of those who swept and cleared nazi mines in denmark were teenage boys. While it’s a fictional tale, “land of mine” is based on history. The german occupiers, anticipating invasion, laid more than two million land. A harrowing chapter in danish history occurred in 1945 after the german occupation of denmark.

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Is Land Of Mine A True Story Here the monsters aren’t the germans, but the danish army. Land of mine shows us what happens after a war, it’s a story of survival and of forgiveness and redemption, of. The setting is an unregarded nook of northern europe, in may, 1945. Many of those who swept and cleared nazi mines in denmark were teenage boys. Two thousand german prisoners of war, all teenagers, were forced to clear a beach of 1.5 million. The german occupiers, anticipating invasion, laid more than two million land. A harrowing chapter in danish history occurred in 1945 after the german occupation of denmark. Here the monsters aren’t the germans, but the danish army. The world war ii drama, land of mine, has what sounds like the season's proudest, most patriotic title, but it's actually a dark pun — a reference to the more than one. While it’s a fictional tale, “land of mine” is based on history.