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- by), The Mammoth Book
Of How It Happened: World War I , Robinson, 2003
Watt R M, The King’s Depart ,
Phoenix, 2003
Willmott H P, First World War ,
Dorling Kindersley, 2003
Website: www.firstWorldwar.com
- by), The Mammoth Book
Of How It Happened: World War I , Robinson, 2003
Watt R M, The King’s Depart ,
Phoenix, 2003
Willmott H P, First World War ,
Dorling Kindersley, 2003
Website: www.firstWorldwar.com
- ,
Phoenix, 2003
Willmott H P, First World War ,
Dorling Kindersley, 2003
Website: www.firstWorldwar.com
Contributed by Simon Rees
[48.3 %] | http://www.firstworldwar.com/features/munich_biblio.htm - 22.1 kb
- was to die ignominiously just after the Second
World War when an American jeep ran him over in an auto-accident.
Helter Skelter
With hindsight it is clear that Eisner's death was the result of Arco's actions
alone; at the time,
- was to die ignominiously just after the Second
World War when an American jeep ran him over in an auto-accident.
Helter Skelter
With hindsight it is clear that Eisner's death was the result of Arco's actions
alone; at the time,
[48.3 %] | http://www.firstworldwar.com/features/munich_five.htm - 40.4 kb
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[48.3 %] | http://www.firstworldwar.com/features/scapaflow_scuttling.htm - 30.7 kb
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[48.3 %] | http://www.firstworldwar.com/features/shoutvc.htm - 48.3 kb
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Alberti, Italian Military Action in the World War ,
Hugh Rees, 1923
Caracciolo, Italy and the World War , Edizioni Roma,
1936
Evans M M, Forgotten Battlefronts of the First World
War , Sutton Publishing, 2003
Jung P,
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Alberti, Italian Military Action in the World War ,
Hugh Rees, 1923
Caracciolo, Italy and the World War , Edizioni Roma,
1936
Evans M M, Forgotten Battlefronts of the First World
War , Sutton Publishing, 2003
Jung P,
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Hugh Rees, 1923
Caracciolo, Italy and the World War , Edizioni Roma,
1936
Evans M M, Forgotten Battlefronts of the First World
War , Sutton Publishing, 2003
Jung P, The Austro-Hungarian Forces in World War I (1) ,
Osprey,
[48.3 %] | http://www.firstworldwar.com/features/mountainfury.htm - 61.6 kb
- the 1914-18 conflict as
opposed to, say, World War Two is indicated by the two war memorials above.
The one on the left, dedicated to those who died in the Great War is a tall
column adorned with an allegorical female figure atop
- in 1871 (see
The Causes of World War One ).
This event saw the foundation of the German Empire and also established
long-standing resentment in France over the loss of Alsace-Lorraine.
(An atlas will show
[48.3 %] | http://www.firstworldwar.com/features/mostpopularwar_01.htm - 36.9 kb
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- a day for six month at a time.
The First World War
When the First World War
was declared in summer 1914 Lukis was in camp with his old scout troop.
He became instrumental in founding a Scouts' Company in the 13th Battalion,
- a day for six month at a time.
The First World War
When the First World War
was declared in summer 1914 Lukis was in camp with his old scout troop.
He became instrumental in founding a Scouts' Company in the 13th Battalion,
- time.
The First World War
When the First World War
was declared in summer 1914 Lukis was in camp with his old scout troop.
He became instrumental in founding a Scouts' Company in the 13th Battalion,
(Princess Louise's Kensington
[48.3 %] | http://www.firstworldwar.com/features/lukis.htm - 41.0 kb
- in and coming out.
The Cloth Hall of world fame. The Cathedral. The Convent.
The old Water Tower leaning over like Pisa, and every other building all
in ruins, the old swans still swimming in the moat..."
- in and coming out.
The Cloth Hall of world fame. The Cathedral. The Convent.
The old Water Tower leaning over like Pisa, and every other building all
in ruins, the old swans still swimming in the moat..."
[48.3 %] | http://www.firstworldwar.com/features/meningate.htm - 33.9 kb
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- service during both the
First and Second World War continue to be perpetuated in various
print media. Research has revealed that while Jackson did live in the town of Merriwa for
seven years it was not until after his return from
- service during both the
First and Second World War continue to be perpetuated in various
print media. Research has revealed that while Jackson did live in the town of Merriwa for
seven years it was not until after his return from
- it was not until after his return from the First World War.
Controversy regarding the medals Jackson was entitled to wear and those he
wore raged from almost fifty years. In January 1942 Jackson, when writing to
the Officer in
[48.3 %] | http://www.firstworldwar.com/features/jacksonvc.htm - 57.5 kb
