Question

5) Mention the various ways in which the British and the German soldiers become friends and find things in common at Christmas.​

Answer 1

Answer:

Is it from the chapter the Christmas truce?

Explanation:

If yes then You should read the chapter and find it yourself......

Answer 2

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Mention the various ways in which the germans and the British soldiers become friends and find things in common at Christmas.

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Both the British and the German soldiers were enemies at war and belonged to different camps. However, at the end of the day both armies comprised human beings who had similar feelings of love and compassion for their respective families and all those who are fighting the war. Both groups shared the festive spirit of Christmas, enjoyed a feast together by eating, drinking and making merry together. They also talked of Bathsheba and Gabriel Oak and Sergeant Troy and Dorset. They also sang Christmas carols together and spent some quality time with each other. They got over hatred and played a friendly football and wished if all conflicts in the world could be resolved by playing games. Both Jim and Hans hated war and knew well how war affected the lives of their families. Both were anxious to return home to their families once the war comes to an end.

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