A World War II general will be the subject of a new statue near the Capitol - Denverite, the Denver site!
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Denver remembers WWII hero, Maj. Gen. Maurice Rose, killed 70 years ago – The Denver Post
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Maj. Gen. Maurice Rose (nearest camera) surveys the progress of his tanks as they move into Huchelm, Germany, on Nov. 25,… | Marine special forces, Germany, Leander
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Denver remembers WWII hero, Maj. Gen. Maurice Rose, killed 70 years ago – The Denver Post
