WW1 soldiers bodies preserved by Glacier.

[Dasyurus Maculatus]

The bodies of three WW1 Austrian soldiers have been found perfectly preserved in an Italian Glacier.

http://iol.co.za/index.php?set_id=1&click_id=31&art_id=qw1093259341555B241

The soldiers' uniforms were mostly intact including leather belts, a gas mask and a cap with a star on it.

Historians are already studying the find and believe the men died during a battle on September 3, 1918, probably killed by a grenade. Italian and Austrian troops clashed in the mountains on that date in what has been called "the great battle". The Austrians won but 11 soldiers were killed.

Among the relics left in Italy by World War 1 Austrian troops was a series of tunnels buried deep within the Marmolada glacier known as the City of Ice that largely disappeared during a heatwave last year.

:cool:

[Abzug Hoffman]

They sacrificed their lives for nothing. The Jews were the only group to benefit from WWI.

[JohnJizmTree]

They sacrificed their lives for nothing. The Jews were the only group to benefit from WWI.

Not only that, but their careers have been put on ice for over 80 years.

[Abzug Hoffman]

That City of Ice sounds pretty cool, though. Too bad Osama bin Ladin melted it with his heat wave machine.

Notice bodies actually exist from the holocaust of Aryan Europe in Jew's War I and II. No bodies exist from the Holyhoax, only suitcases and junk like that, and this is strange considering all the jews who claim their parents escaped the Nazi by going "over the Alps". Where are all the frozen jews?