Comments by "doveton sturdee" (@dovetonsturdee7033) on "Douglas Haig - Butcher of the Somme? Documentary" video.

Odd, then, that thousands of the soldiers from the British Great War army lined the streets of London when his coffin passed by in 1928. Indeed, it is estimated that over a million people turned out.
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@henrypulleine8750 Wasn't the French General Charles Mangin given the same nickname by his men?
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@carpecervisiam9366 For interest :- Military Casualties in WW1 as % of population :- Australia 1.37% (61966) UK 1.63% (750,000) In WW2 Australia 0.57% (39700) UK 0.80% (383700)
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@carpecervisiam9366 After all, it isn't as if any British ex-soldiers suffered from severe wounds or PTSD, is it? I merely stated acknowledged facts. Hadn't Australia been a Dominion, with an independent government, since 1901? Perhaps you should argue with Joseph Cook, not with me?
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