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In the summer of 1914 war broke out in Europe and what followed was a world war on an unprecedented scale. Dundee gave an astonishing 63 of its eligible men toPARSED CONTENT
The website greatwardundee.com states the following, "This is the story of the 30,490 men that left Dundee to fight in the First World War and of the people left at home." I analyzed that the webpage also said " In the summer of 1914 war broke out in Europe and what followed was a world war on an unprecedented scale." They also stated " Dundee gave an astonishing 63 of its eligible men to the armed forces leaving barely a street, house or tenement in the city unaffected. The Great War Dundee project recounts the First World War and its impact on Dundee, and invites you to contribute by sharing your own family stories."SEE OTHER DOMAINS
This site is designed to show dust jackets from books relating to The Great War published between 1914 and 1939. Personal memoirs, fiction and poetry. With a few general histories if the jackets look interesting enough. They are all British, Australian, Canadian or American 1st editions unless stated otherwise. While the emphasis is on books produced by serving soldiers there are many from non-. Combatants produced for the home market.
In his book he wants to reproduce this image of J. This is just a note to recommend the exhibition. At Two Temple Place in London. John Hobson Lobley has been su.
This site was formerly called Greatwar-Photos. Went out of business, and the site is in the process of being updated. E-mail us with any comments. While Keystone views are the most common in this country, not all Keystone cards are common. Indeed some views are quite scarce, particularly in very fine condition.
A-Level Notes on Strange Meeting. A-Level Notes on The Regeneration Trilogy. Notes on A Long Long Way. Notes on All Quiet on the Western Front. Notes on First World War Plays. Notes on Scars Upon My Heart. Notes on The First Casualty.
London and Londoners in the First World War. And Polydor certainly was prominent in the life of the city.