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To the Dardanelles! The Entente Allies successfully capture their objective and plant their flags in this boy's 1915 war game, as they did not in life, neither in the naval campaign, nor in the invasion of the Gallipoli peninsula. Text: Aux Dardanelles; Victoire; Vive les Alliés Logo and number: ACA 2131 Reverse: Artige - Fabricant 16, Faub. St. Denis Paris Visé Paris N. au verso. Fabrication Française - Marque A.C.Amore To the Dardanelles! The Entente Allies successfully capture their objective and plant their flags in this boy's 1915 war game, as they did not in life, neither in the naval campaign, nor in the invasion of the Gallipoli peninsula. Aux Dardanelles; Victoire; Vive les Alliés



Logo and number: ACA 2131



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Artige - Fabricant 16, Faub. St. Denis Paris Visé Paris N. au verso. Fabrication Française - Marque A.C.A		 Child, Turkey, boy, toy, toy soldier, toy boat, boat, ship, fort, flags, France, Great Britain, 1915-06-04, 1915, June, Gallipoli, Gallipoli Campaign, The Allied invasion of the Gallipoli peninsula in Turkey, Dardanelles
Italy joins the Boy Allies. Montenegro, Serbia, Britain, Russia, France, Belgium, and Japan march arm in arm and hand in hand. Italy, in the background, runs to catch up. Text: Me too! Auch ich! The title in Russian(?) and German: Kameraden-Freunde - Comrades - Friends Reverse: Carte Postale T-Bo "Artistique" Good Friends (Série 3.) Les Amis. Et moi aussis!!! Russian (?) postcardmore Italy joins the Boy Allies. Montenegro, Serbia, Britain, Russia, France, Belgium, and Japan march arm in arm and hand in hand. Italy, in the background, runs to catch up. Me too!

Auch ich!



The title in Russian(?) and German: Kameraden-Freunde - Comrades - Friends



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Carte Postale

T-Bo "Artistique"

Good Friends

(Série 3.) Les Amis. Et moi aussis!!!

Russian (?) postcard		 Italy, Entente Allies, 1915, 1915-05-30, 1915-05-23
Talaat Pasha, Turkish Minister of the Interior, from the memoir 'Ambassador Morgenthau's Story' by Henry Morgenthau, American Ambassador to Turkey from 1913 to 1916. Text: Talaat Pasha, ex-Grand Vizier of Turkey In 1914, when the war broke out, Talaat was Minister of the Interior and the most influential leader in the Committee of Union and Progress, the secret organization which controlled the Turkish Empire. A few years ago Talaat was a letter-carrier, and afterward a telegraph operator in Adrianople. His talents are those of a great political boss. He represented Turkey in the peace negotiations with Russia and his signature appears on the Brest-Litovsk treaty.more Talaat Pasha, Turkish Minister of the Interior, from the memoir 'Ambassador Morgenthau's Story' by Henry Morgenthau, American Ambassador to Turkey from 1913 to 1916. Talaat Pasha, ex-Grand Vizier of Turkey

In 1914, when the war broke out, Talaat was Minister of the Interior and the most influential leader in the Committee of Union and Progress, the secret organization which controlled the Turkish Empire. A few years ago Talaat was a letter-carrier, and afterward a telegraph operator in Adrianople. His talents are those of a great political boss. He represented Turkey in the peace negotiations with Russia and his signature appears on the Brest-Litovsk treaty.		 Talaat, Talaat Pasha, Turkey, Minister of the Interior, 1915-06-01
A night raid by German troops at Château Noulette near Lens. The hilltop church, Notre Dame de Lorette, a pilgrimage site in 1914, stood on Loretto Heights, with Vimy Ridge part of the high ground seized by German troops in the Race to the Sea. French commander Joffre hoped to capture Loretto Heights in the First Battle of Artois in December, 1914. Text: Nachtangriff deutscher Truppen bei Château Noulette in der Nähe von Lens. Im Hintergrund oben die heißumstrittene Kirch Notre Dame de Lorette. Mit Genehmigung der Illustrirten Zeitung, Leipzig Night raid by German troops at Château Noulette near Lens. In the upper background is the hotly contested church of Notre Dame de Lorette. With the permission of Illustrirten Zeitung, Leipzig A219 E.P. & Co.A.C.more A night raid by German troops at Château Noulette near Lens. The hilltop church, Notre Dame de Lorette, a pilgrimage site in 1914, stood on Loretto Heights, with Vimy Ridge part of the high ground seized by German troops in the Race to the Sea. French commander Joffre hoped to capture Loretto Heights in the First Battle of Artois in December, 1914. Nachtangriff deutscher Truppen bei Château Noulette in der Nähe von Lens.

Im Hintergrund oben die heißumstrittene Kirch Notre Dame de Lorette.

Mit Genehmigung der Illustrirten Zeitung, Leipzig



Night raid by German troops at Château Noulette near Lens.

In the upper background is the hotly contested church of Notre Dame de Lorette.

With the permission of Illustrirten Zeitung, Leipzig

A219

E.P. & Co.A.C.		 Chateau Noulette, Notre Dame de Lorette, Lens, 1915-06-02, 1915, June, Second Battle of Artois, Loretto Heights
The great Austro-Hungarian fortress city of Przemyśl fell to the Russians on March 23, 1915. It was retaken by German and Austro-Hungarian troops in their advance in 1915. In the picture, German infantry in soft caps and spiked helmets march to the left. Austro-Hungarian cavalry ride to the right. Text: Przemyśl, Einzug der verbündeten Truppen am 3 Juni 1915 Przemyśl, advance of allied [German-Austro-Hungarian] troops on June 3, 1915 Reverse: Postmarked from Przemyśl on January 23, 1916more The great Austro-Hungarian fortress city of Przemyśl fell to the Russians on March 23, 1915. It was retaken by German and Austro-Hungarian troops in their advance in 1915. In the picture, German infantry in soft caps and spiked helmets march to the left. Austro-Hungarian cavalry ride to the right. Przemyśl, Einzug der verbündeten Truppen am 3 Juni 1915



Przemyśl, advance of allied [German-Austro-Hungarian] troops on June 3, 1915



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Postmarked from Przemyśl on January 23, 1916		 Przemyśl, 1915, 1915-06-03, June, Przemysl


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