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In the heartache trenches of World War I, a True History remarkable story unfolded during the Christmas season of 1914. Amidst the violence and horror, an unprecedented pause emerged between warring factions. As the bells of Christmas chimed throughout Europe, soldiers on both sides ventured out of their barricades. An scene of unprecedented brothe