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The general attempt to depict things accurately in films and tv shows.
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In 1917, would a British Army Colonel truly have told a Lance Corporal to "fuck off"?
Yes (sort of)
As Matt's answer quite fairly notes, this predates the earliest known usage of the term "fuck off" specifically, so it'd be unlikely that an officer would use that exact language. Howeve …
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