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SOURCE | Howard Chandler Christy, Americans All! Victory Liberty Loan, circa 1919, (Boston: Forbes); Prints and Photographs Division, Library of Congress, http://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/97520325/.
Truck storage park of the American Motor Transport Corps in Brest, 12 May 1919.
Wrecked Motor Launch 229 which was blown up whilst taking on petrol at Cologne, 13 May 1919.
The wrecked Motor Launch 229 which was blown up whilst taking in petrol at Cologne. Blue Jackets clearing out the ammunition, 13 May 1919.
@PolkaDot , Thank you for this link. I am listening to it now. Thank you thank so much.
From the Library of Congress. The Richmond Palladium and Sun-Telegram., May 12, 1919.visitors can't see pics , please register or login
Oh yay! What did you think @FISH ?
Outstanding podcast. John Boessenecker was a great guest. I am not an expert on Bonnie and Clyde. However, I am not a beginner on this history. To my surprise, I learned some new information. "Most Notorious!" is on top of my list, @PolkaDot .
Yes, Mrs Kanitz, “Life is just a game of chanceâ€. As I read the clip “Walker Thought Huns Had Himâ€, I became curious. Why did we referred to Germans as HUNS during WW1? Back to looking up more history for me.
Henry Hallie Hornbrook died in a car accident, he drowned.
A scene at the high altar in Westminster Abbey. The flag-draped coffin of Edith Cavell lies in the centre of the composition with a guard of honour standing on either side. The congregation of military personnel, nurses and civilians sit with their heads bowed in prayer. In the upper half of the painting shafts of sunlight shine in through the windows illuminating the opposite wall.
I always thought it was because of Hungary and German occupation and all that. Did you find out the answer?Similarly, my Grandfather had some interesting words that he used to say was "Bohemian". I didn't really understand what that meant and who the Bohemians were as a people until well into adulthood. It's interesting how we lose context was my point!