The Keep
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| Initial release | USA |
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| Directors | Michael Mann |
| Screenplay | Michael Mann |
| Story by | F. Paul Wilson |
| Release date | 16 December 1983 |
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| ID | 1266014 |
About The Keep
Nazi troops in World War II Romania awaken a supernatural evil when they set up camp in an ancient stone fortress.
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... Turkey has helped The Keep the deal alive, despite frequent Russian threats to withdraw...
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D-Day ration pack last in the world, Dorset museum says
... The sealed box at The Keep Military Museum in Dorchester, Dorset, was originally thought to date from the 1950s...
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... Agricultural emissions including those from meat and dairy are on track to contribute around 70% of the total allowable greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 that would The Keep rise in the world s temperature under 2C this century...
D-Day ration pack last in the world, Dorset museum says
A museum believes a D-Day ration pack held in its collection is the only complete one of its kind in The World .
The sealed box at The Keep Military Museum in Dorchester, Dorset, was originally thought to date from the 1950s.
But a re-examination found it to be " the extremely rare assault rations of The Second World War" The Museum said.
Its contents include chocolate, biscuits, tea and four pieces of toilet paper.
The Pack is currently being held in storage due to its Fragile State .
Assault ration packs were issued to British and Commonwealth soldiers for the D-Day landings.
The Museum said: " Their small size allowed them to be carried in a mess tin. They were a lightweight solution to providing a soldier with the 4,000 calories he needed in A Day .
" It is believed to be the only surviving complete assault ration pack in The World . "
An X-ray on the waxed cardboard box by experts at Fishbourne Roman Palace in West Sussex revealed all the original contents were still intact.
Three chocolate bars, 10 biscuits, blocks of tea, sugar and milk and four pieces of toilet paper were among the items found in The Pack .
Source of news: bbc.com
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