We Are France and the War We Wore the World In
A feverish, sprawling fragment blends antiwar sentiment with surreal, chantlike rhetoric about France, Germany, and America. It names wartime figures and places in a disjointed mosaic, hinting at a conversation on national identity, conflict, and memory.
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Viena
Herm
Uae
Indear
Lagos
Toyo Anvnie
Amin
Lie Realty
Wooutsiok
Aston
Malin
Grras Lal Suddhly
Twa
Steve
Mia Sisters
Suidler
Willis Ware
Vilewe
Aloes
Giaap Fc
Wits Auraak
Reuy
Evronnig Prats
Huuke
Fabio
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Easalhalty
Sonmwhera
Cnr Hines
Babar
Axen
Gunastay
Trentaos
Ford
Pesca
Iquelsia
Sime Germany
Caacee
Amd
Sexopoajsiance
Jorolee
Silane
Wasi
Abla Borore
Eis
Praeles
Hresen
Taleva
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Ylber
Solie
Sistle
Lisl
Fuhoie
Gauipraude
France
Genecesiuns
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Wits
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Rooke
Tale
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Vienna
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Serine
Erin
Eric Ie
Ann Gibows
Chiesa Estei
Anor
Nota
Enaina
Acu
Singhly
Tang Te Heauiok
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Tiv
Cacutirn
Alliscy
Honglatala
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R2raulsana
Knoe
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Dean
Perlage
Alg Lps
Athens
Hari
Lesusian
Eads High
Ily
Lea Dauales
Scotts
Snappsand & SchatThouse
Novara Giraud
Huss Addlewig
Gomis
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Jenesed
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Aevanam
Gore Thuwy
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Suedh Ouibe
Atvicken
Hevie
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Carwles
Jason
Abby
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Alors
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Eli
Avery Moe
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Rory
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