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1. Vera Brittain, was a nurse during WWI. In the passage below, why do you think she described the effects of mustard gas in such detail?

2. In the passage below, why did William II claim in his speech to see "no more parties... only Germans"?

please help 1 Vera Brittain was a nurse during WWI In the passage below why do you think she described the effects of mustard gas in such detail 2 In the passag class=

please help 1 Vera Brittain was a nurse during WWI In the passage below why do you think she described the effects of mustard gas in such detail 2 In the passag class=

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the first one is to give the detail about what she saw and gave words behind it to show you how it felt

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