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Scottish troops debarking at Gallipoli, 1915. Text, Reverse: Débarquement aux Dardanelles (1915) Debarking in the Dardanelles (1915)more Scottish troops debarking at Gallipoli, 1915. Reverse:

Débarquement aux Dardanelles (1915)

Debarking in the Dardanelles (1915)		 Dardanelles, Scottish, Scots, debark, Dardanelles, Gallipoli, The Gallipoli Campaign, Gallipoli Campaign, 1915, April, 1915-04-25, 1915-04-28
Greetings, dear Sister, from Villa No Worries in the Carpathians, where spring has begun! An original pencil sketch on field postcard dated April 26, 1915, clearly meant to reassure his family. Text: Villa Sorgenfrei Grüß aus den Karpathen Villa No Worries Greetings from the Carpathians Reverse: 26.IV.15 Liebe Schwester! Grüß dein Brüder. April 26, 1915 Dear sister! Say hello to your brothers.more Greetings, dear Sister, from Villa No Worries in the Carpathians, where spring has begun! An original pencil sketch on field postcard dated April 26, 1915, clearly meant to reassure his family. Villa Sorgenfrei

Grüß aus den Karpathen



Villa No Worries

Greetings from the Carpathians



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26.IV.15

Liebe Schwester!

Grüß dein Brüder.



April 26, 1915

Dear sister!

Say hello to your brothers.		 Germany, 1915-04-26, 1915, April, dugout, drawing, trench art, Carpathians, Carpathian Mountains
Map of the Ypres Salient on April 30, 1915 after the German gas attack of April 22, and prior to the British withdrawal to a more defensible line. Text: Ypres, 1915. The Salient, on the 30th April, as it was established before the withdrawal.more Map of the Ypres Salient on April 30, 1915 after the German gas attack of April 22, and prior to the British withdrawal to a more defensible line. Ypres, 1915.

The Salient, on the 30th April, as it was established before the withdrawal.		 1915-04-30, 1915, April, Second Battle of Ypres
A postcard of some of the last moments of the French battleship Léon-Gambetta, sunk by the Austro-Hungarian submarine U-5 under the command of Captain Georg von Trapp around midnight the night of April 26-27, 1915. The ship sunk in just nine minutes, taking 684 of its 821 men to their death. Captain von Trapp was later famous as head of the von Trapp Family Singers, immortalized on stage and screen in The Sound of Music. Text: Le 'Léon-Gambetta' coulé le 26 Avril 1915 Croiseur cuirasse lancé en 1901 - Déplacement 12,512 tonnes - Puissance totale 28,715 chevaux - Vitesse 23 nœuds The 'Léon Gambetta' sunk April 26, 1915 Armored cruiser launched in 1901 - displacement: 12,512 tons - Total horsepower 28,715 - speed 23 knots Logo: ELD Reverse: A message from a colonial soldier at the barracks in Toulon writing to his sister.more A postcard of some of the last moments of the French battleship Léon-Gambetta, sunk by the Austro-Hungarian submarine U-5 under the command of Captain Georg von Trapp around midnight the night of April 26-27, 1915. The ship sunk in just nine minutes, taking 684 of its 821 men to their death. Captain von Trapp was later famous as head of the von Trapp Family Singers, immortalized on stage and screen in The Sound of Music. Le 'Léon-Gambetta' coulé le 26 Avril 1915

Croiseur cuirasse lancé en 1901 - Déplacement 12,512 tonnes - Puissance totale 28,715 chevaux - Vitesse 23 nœuds



The 'Léon Gambetta' sunk April 26, 1915

Armored cruiser launched in 1901 - displacement: 12,512 tons - Total horsepower 28,715 - speed 23 knots



Logo: ELD



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A message from a colonial soldier at the barracks in Toulon writing to his sister.		 Leon-Gambetta, von Trapp, 1915, April, 1915-04-26, 1915-04-27
British submarine E.2, a submarine of the E class. The submarine had two voyages in the Sea of Marmora during the Gallipoli campaign, the first from August 12 to September 14, 1915, the second from December 9, 1915 to January 3, 1916. Text: Britain's Bulwarks A submarine of 'E' class Reverse: A submarine of 'E' class Great Britain has seventy-five submarines (more, possibly). There are eight 'F.s'; one 'S.' Fiat S.G. type; eleven 'E.s'; seven 'D.s'; one other 'D'; eight 'C.s'; twelve other 'C.s'; one other 'D'; seven other 'C.s', ten other 'C.s'; ten 'B.s'; and eight 'A.s.' These craft date from 1904 to 1913. The 'F' class have a maximum surface speed of 20 knots and a submerged speed of 12 knots. The importance of the submarine in modern naval warfare is, of course, obvious. Valentine's Seriesmore British submarine E.2, a submarine of the E class. The submarine had two voyages in the Sea of Marmora during the Gallipoli campaign, the first from August 12 to September 14, 1915, the second from December 9, 1915 to January 3, 1916. Britain's Bulwarks

A submarine of 'E' class



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A submarine of 'E' class

Great Britain has seventy-five submarines (more, possibly). There are eight 'F.s'; one 'S.' Fiat S.G. type; eleven 'E.s'; seven 'D.s'; one other 'D'; eight 'C.s'; twelve other 'C.s'; one other 'D'; seven other 'C.s', ten other 'C.s'; ten 'B.s'; and eight 'A.s.' These craft date from 1904 to 1913. The 'F' class have a maximum surface speed of 20 knots and a submerged speed of 12 knots. The importance of the submarine in modern naval warfare is, of course, obvious.



Valentine's Series		 H.M. Submarine E2, submarine, E2, Royal Navy, Gallipoli, 1915, 1915-04-29, E.2, 1916, 1916-01-03