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Postcard celebrating the fall of Belgrade, Serbia, to German and Austro-Hungarian forces under the command of Generals von Gallwitz & General Kövess v. Kövesshaza on October 9, 1915. Images of the city include the King's Palace, Terazié Square, the University, the National Theater, King Milan Street, and the city from the Save River. Text: Belgrad erobert von den Verbündeten am 9. Oktober 1915 General Kövess v. Kövesshaza, General von Gallwitz Königs-Palast, Terazié, Universität, National Theater, König Milan Strasse, Belgrad von der Save Belgrade conquered by the allies on 9 October 1915 General Kövess v. Kövesshaza, General von Gallwitz King's Palace, Terazié, University, National Theater, King Milan Street, Belgrade from the Save 5361 Reverse: Card postmarked Belgrade, June 6, 1918more Postcard celebrating the fall of Belgrade, Serbia, to German and Austro-Hungarian forces under the command of Generals von Gallwitz & General Kövess v. Kövesshaza on October 9, 1915. Images of the city include the King's Palace, Terazié Square, the University, the National Theater, King Milan Street, and the city from the Save River. Belgrad erobert von den Verbündeten am 9. Oktober 1915

General Kövess v. Kövesshaza, General von Gallwitz

Königs-Palast, Terazié, Universität, National Theater, König Milan Strasse, Belgrad von der Save



Belgrade conquered by the allies on 9 October 1915

General Kövess v. Kövesshaza, General von Gallwitz

King's Palace, Terazié, University, National Theater, King Milan Street, Belgrade from the Save

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Card postmarked Belgrade, June 6, 1918		 Belgrad, Belgrade, Serbia, 1915, 1915-10-09, October, von Gallwitz. Gallwitz, Kövess v. Kövesshaza, Belgrade
The Sword of Damocles dangling from a Zeppelin over the Tower of London and a cringing John Bull. By. A Johnson. Text: Das Schwert des Damokles The Sword of Damocles Reverse: Kriegs-Postkarten des 'Kladderadatsch' Nr. 3 Kunstverlagsanstalt Gerh. Stalling, Oldenburg i. Gr. War Postcards of 'Kladderadatsch' no. 3 Art Publishing House Gerh. Stalling, Oldenburg i. Gr.more The Sword of Damocles dangling from a Zeppelin over the Tower of London and a cringing John Bull. By. A Johnson. Das Schwert des Damokles



The Sword of Damocles



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Kriegs-Postkarten des 'Kladderadatsch' Nr. 3

Kunstverlagsanstalt Gerh. Stalling, Oldenburg i. Gr.



War Postcards of 'Kladderadatsch' no. 3

Art Publishing House Gerh. Stalling, Oldenburg i. Gr.		 sword of Damocles, sword, Damocles, Zeppelin, Tower of London, London, John Bull, Great Britain, 1915-10-13, 1915, 1916
Map of the 'French Offensive in Champagne', the Second Battle of Champagne, and part of the Allied offensive in the autumn of 1915. From 'Military Operations France and Belgium, 1915, Vol. II, Battles of Aubers Ridge, Festubert, and Loos' by Brigadier-General J.E. Edmonds & Captain G.C. Wynne. Text: French Offensive in Champagne 25th Sept. - 16th Nov. 1915 [Attacking from the south, the French] Fourth Army, Second Army, Third Army [To the North, the German] Third Army, Fifth Armymore Map of the 'French Offensive in Champagne', the Second Battle of Champagne, and part of the Allied offensive in the autumn of 1915. From 'Military Operations France and Belgium, 1915, Vol. II, Battles of Aubers Ridge, Festubert, and Loos' by Brigadier-General J.E. Edmonds & Captain G.C. Wynne. French Offensive in Champagne

25th Sept. - 16th Nov. 1915

[Attacking from the south, the French] Fourth Army, Second Army, Third Army

[To the North, the German] Third Army, Fifth Army		 J.E. Edmonds, Edmonds, 1915, Second Battle of Champagne, Champagne, September, 1915-09-25, 1915-10-07
Memorial statue to Edith Cavell, executed for helping British soldiers in %+%Location%m%15%n%Belgium%-% reach neutral %+%Location%m%65%n%Netherlands%-%. She was executed by firing squad in Brussels, Belgium on October 12, 1915. Sited in St. Martin's Place, London, the pedestal on which her statue stands is placed before a column, square at the base and rounded above her head. On the four sides of the lower column are the words 'Humanity,' 'Sacrifice,' 'Devotion,' 'Fortitude.' The inscription on the front of the pedestal reads: 'Edith Cavell Brussels Dawn October 12th 1915 Patriotism is not enough. I must have no hatred or bitterness for anyone.' The quotation is from her conversation with the English chaplain, Mr. Gahan, who was with her before her execution. At the top of the column a mother and child replace the top of a cross. Below them is a shield reading 'For King and Country.' The memorial was designed by Sir George Frampton.more Memorial statue to Edith Cavell, executed for helping British soldiers in Belgium reach neutral Netherlands. She was executed by firing squad in Brussels, Belgium on October 12, 1915.
Sited in St. Martin's Place, London, the pedestal on which her statue stands is placed before a column, square at the base and rounded above her head. On the four sides of the lower column are the words 'Humanity,' 'Sacrifice,' 'Devotion,' 'Fortitude.' The inscription on the front of the pedestal reads:
'Edith Cavell
Brussels Dawn October 12th 1915
Patriotism is not enough. I must have no hatred or bitterness for anyone.'
The quotation is from her conversation with the English chaplain, Mr. Gahan, who was with her before her execution.
At the top of the column a mother and child replace the top of a cross. Below them is a shield reading 'For King and Country.'
The memorial was designed by Sir George Frampton.		 Humanity



Edith Cavell

Brussels Dawn October 12th 1915

Patriotism is not enough. I must have no hatred or bitterness for anyone.

The quotation is from her conversation with the English chaplain, Mr. Gahan, who was with her before her execution.

At the top of the column a mother and child replace the top of a cross. Below them is a shield reading 'For King and Country.'

The memorial was designed by Sir George Frampton.		 Cavell, Edith Cavell, executed, execution, 1915, 1915-10-12, October
German fighter pilot Max Immelmann at the site of his fourth victory on October 10, 1915. With 15 victories to his credit, Immelmann died on June 18, 1916, after brushing wingtips with a fellow pilot. Reverse: Das vierte von Leutnant Immelmann am 10.10.1915 bei Lille heruntergeschossene englische Kampfflugzeug, wobei ein englischer Offizier den Tod fand, ein anderer leicht verwundet in unsere Gefangenschaft geriet. The fourth of Lieutenant Immelmann on 10/10/1915 at Lille down shot British fighter aircraft, an English officer was killed and another slightly wounded fell into our captivity. Das vierte von Leutnant Immelmann am 10.10.1915 bei Lille heruntergeschossene englische Kampfflugzeug, wobei ein englischer Offizier den Tod fand, ein anderer leiht verwundet in unsere Gefangenschaft geriet. Handwritten: Anstehend seht Ihr ein Englisches Flugzeug, das ich am 10. Oktober vorigen Jahres wo ich in Frankreich, bei Lille, war, fotografiert habe. Onkel Max The fourth warplane downed by Lieutenant Immelmann. On October 10th, 1915 he shot down this warplane. Thereby an English officer died, another came slightly wounded to our captivity. HANDWRITTEN: At the front of the postcard you see an English airplane, which I took a photo of last year on October 10th near Lille in France. Uncle Max Transcript and translation by www.old-german-script.com/index.htmlmore German fighter pilot Max Immelmann at the site of his fourth victory on October 10, 1915. With 15 victories to his credit, Immelmann died on June 18, 1916, after brushing wingtips with a fellow pilot. Reverse:

Das vierte von Leutnant Immelmann am 10.10.1915 bei Lille heruntergeschossene englische Kampfflugzeug, wobei ein englischer Offizier den Tod fand, ein anderer leicht verwundet in unsere Gefangenschaft geriet.



The fourth of Lieutenant Immelmann on 10/10/1915 at Lille down shot British fighter aircraft, an English officer was killed and another slightly wounded fell into our captivity.



Das vierte von Leutnant Immelmann am 10.10.1915 bei Lille heruntergeschossene englische Kampfflugzeug, wobei ein englischer Offizier den Tod fand, ein anderer leicht verwundet in unsere Gefangenschaft geriet.



HANDWRITTEN:

Anstehend seht Ihr ein Englisches Flugzeug, das ich am 10. Oktober vorigen Jahres wo ich in Frankreich, bei Lille, war, fotografiert habe.

Onkel Max



The fourth warplane downed by Lieutenant Immelmann. On October 10th, 1915 he shot down this warplane. Thereby an English officer died, another came slightly wounded to our captivity.



HANDWRITTEN:

At the front of the postcard you see an English airplane, which I took a photo of last year on October 10th near Lille in France.

Uncle Max



Transcript and translation by www.old-german-script.com/index.html		 Max Immelmann, Immelmann, 1915, October, 1915-10-10, Lille, crash, wreck


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