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In what World War II battle was Roger Waters' father killed?
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In the battle at Anzia in 1944.
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Sorry, Rodger Waters is the former bass player and song writer/singer of the rock group Pink Floyd. Many of his lyrics focus on the pain he endured, and still does, from losing his father in the war when he was just a baby. Two albums where this personal loss is a central theme are The Wall and The Final Cut.
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George Roger Waters (born September 6, 1943 in Great Bookham, Surrey near Dorking) is a British rock and roll musician and songwriter.
He is best known for his 1965-1985 career in the band Pink Floyd as a singer and chief songwriter, as well as a bass player. He then led a moderately successful solo career.
His father had been a pacifist he fought in World War II, dying in action at Anzio.
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Battle at Anzia was the Allied campaign to liberate Italy from the hands of the German.
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