The brotherhood of war knows no borders.
 

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The Brotherhood of war may well know no borders, but this story seems to :(
(unavailable in EU)

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Well that's annoying and it's really too big to post on the forums

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Gotta love censorship ...

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Can we have an abstract then?

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I got the rejection message for being in the EU, switched on my VPN and connected to a USA server and it served the article.

I use Proton VPN - it has a free subscription mode, which I use on occasion for these sorts of things.

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"German army veteran of World War II remembers the Eastern Front and his years as a POW in Soviet camps"

It was published in 2016 so I have no idea why this might be blocked for EU viewers. I stumbled across it looking for game info and though some may be interested as a curiosity. I didn't expect it to turn into an issue.

Try googling "Walter Warda"

I see it is here as well
https://news.yahoo.com/war-story-wal...005621629.html

It's actually a video that had been transcribed by Mccalls

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I installed and tried this out and it is brilliant. I use Info Sniper to check ISP address and when I switch using Proton then load Info Sniper I am shown where it thinks I am in any country I choose. I too have found things like TV programs etc that might be only available to a US resident are blocked to me as a Canadian but I just switched and checked Info Sniper and first I was reported being in Chicago...... Then I change to New Jersey...... then Manassas, Now I'm in Singapore..

There is a 7 day trial then I think you are restricted to only three nation choices

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3 nations on some busy servers, and slower.

But for a quick read of some article it is fine for me.

They also do protonmail, which is good for doing a disposable web mail for registering with say price comparison sites, to get all the subsequent spam etc. without say Google reading your mail as they do if you register a disposable gmail account.