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Fröhliche Ostern! Happy Easter!, 1916. Original pen and ink drawing with wishes from "your dear Eduard" in the trenches. Reverse: Wünscht Dir aus dem Felde Dein lieber Eduard Kriegsjahr 1916 Schützengraben Wishes from the front Your dear Edward War year 1916 the trenches 15 Aprilmore Fröhliche Ostern! Happy Easter!, 1916. Original pen and ink drawing with wishes from "your dear Eduard" in the trenches. Fröhliche Ostern! Happy Easter! [1916]



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Wünscht Dir aus dem Felde

Dein lieber Eduard

Kriegsjahr 1916

Schützengraben



Wishes from the front

Your dear Edward

War year 1916

the trenches

15 April		 trench art, 1916, 1916-04-15, 1916-04-23, April, Easter, Eduard, Greetings
'All for their Good,' a cartoon by Dutch artist Louis Raemaekers, from 'Through the Iron Bars (Two years of German occupation in Belgium)' by Emile Cammaerts Illustrated with Cartoons by Louis Raemaekers.more 'All for their Good,' a cartoon by Dutch artist Louis Raemaekers, from 'Through the Iron Bars (Two years of German occupation in Belgium)' by Emile Cammaerts Illustrated with Cartoons by Louis Raemaekers. All for their Good Through the Iron Bars, Through Iron Bars, Iron Bars, Emile Cammaerts, German occupation, occupation, Belgium, Cammaerts, Louis Raemaekers, Raemaekers, slave labor, civilian, forced labor, deportation, deportee
A view of Sackville Street (now O'Connell), Dublin, Ireland and the bridge over the Liffey River framed by a spray of shamrocks. The card was postmarked Dublin, August 30, 1911. Text: Sackville Street, Dublin Reverse: Valentine's Series Known throughout the World Valentine, Dublin Printed in Scotlandmore A view of Sackville Street (now O'Connell), Dublin, Ireland and the bridge over the Liffey River framed by a spray of shamrocks. The card was postmarked Dublin, August 30, 1911. Sackville Street, Dublin



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Valentine's Series

Known throughout the World

Valentine, Dublin

Printed in Scotland		 Dublin, Sackville Street, Ireland, shamrock, 1911, 1911-08-30, August, 1916-04-26
Russian troops arriving in Marseilles, on France's Mediterranean coast, in April 1916. With the Dardanelles closed to them, they would have had a journey along the Atlantic coast of France, Spain, and Portugal before entering the Mediterranean at Gibraltar. Russian troops fought with the Allied forces Salonica and Western Fronts. Text: Les Troupes Russes a Marseille 20 Avril 1916 — Défilé des Russes se rendant au Camp de Mirabeau Photo Llorca Russians troops in Marseille April 20, 1916 — Column of Russians on their way to Camp Mirabeaumore Russian troops arriving in Marseilles, on France's Mediterranean coast, in April 1916. With the Dardanelles closed to them, they would have had a journey along the Atlantic coast of France, Spain, and Portugal before entering the Mediterranean at Gibraltar. Russian troops fought with the Allied forces on the Salonica and Western Fronts. Les Troupes Russes a Marseille

20 Avril 1916 — Défilé des Russes se rendant au Camp de Mirabeau

Photo Llorca

Russians troops in Marseille

April 20, 1916 — Column of Russians on their way to Camp Mirabeau		 1916, April, 1916-04-20, Marseille, Marseilles, Russian troops, Camp Mirabeau, Camp Mirabeau, Russian brigade in France, Russian soldiers in France, Russian troops in France
Postcard view of Stephens Green, Dublin, Ireland. During the Easter Rising of April, 1916, rebel forces entrenched in and held the Green under the command of Countess Constance Gore-Booth Markievicz, Irish Wife of a Polish count, and a member of the Irish Citizens Army, a militia formed by James Connolly and Jack White, to protect trade union members in the aftermath of the seven-month long Dublin Lock-out of 1913. Text: In Stephens Green, Dublin Reverse: Valentine's Series Known throughout the World Printed in Scotland Valentine, Dublinmore Postcard view of Stephens Green, Dublin, Ireland. During the Easter Rising of April, 1916, rebel forces entrenched in and held the Green under the command of Countess Constance Gore-Booth Markievicz, Irish Wife of a Polish count, and a member of the Irish Citizens Army, a militia formed by James Connolly and Jack White, to protect trade union members in the aftermath of the seven-month long Dublin Lock-out of 1913. In Stephens Green, Dublin



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Valentine's Series

Known throughout the World

Printed in Scotland

Valentine, Dublin		 Dublin, Stephens Green, St. Stephens Green, Ireland


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