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With which shall I dance? Neutral Greece trying to decide whether to align with the Central Powers or Allies. A Greek Evzone, member of an elite light infantry or mountain unit, weighs his options, a German pickelhaube in one hand, French kepi in the other. One of a series of 1916 postcards on neutral nations by Em. Dupuis. |
Grèce (Greece, Hellas)
Hellas!. . Hélas! avec lequel danser?
Hellas! Alas! with which shall I dance?
Signed: Em. Dupuis 1916
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Visé Paris. No. 115
Registered Paris, No. 115 |
Dupuis, Em. Dupuis, Grece, Hellas, neutral, neutrality, 1916, Greece, country, 1915, 1915-03-07, March, King Constantine, Greek cabinet resigns, 1915-10-05, 1915, October, neutral Greece, Dupuis Greece, Athens |
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Two Germany infantrymen keep a watchful eye on a biplane overhead. A pen and ink drawing by G. Welk, 1915. |
G. Welk, 1915. |
German, hand-drawn, ink, trench art, warbird, trench, airplane, aeroplane, G. Welk, 1915, biplane, soldiers, pickelhaube, Welk, 1915-09-30 |
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The wreck of the French airship Alsace shot down on October 2, 1915 at Rethel, France, about 40 km northeast of Reims. |
Französisches Luftschiff 'Elsass' wurde am 2. Oktober 1915 bei Rethel herabgeschossen
The French Airship 'Alsace' was shot down at Rethel on October 2nd, 1915
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Field postmark November 26, 1915 |
1915-10-02, airship, Elsass, France, shot down, Alsace |
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A contingent of the Serbian Army in the firing line facing Widin, Bulgaria. Widin is the primary city in the salient in northwest Bulgaria between Serbia and Romania. The card was used in September 1915, a month before the October invasion of Serbia by German, Austro-Hungarian, and Bulgarian forces. |
Видином
Das III. Aufgebot des serbischen Heeres in der Feuerlinie vor Widdin
III. Contingent of the Serbian army in the firing line at Vidin
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Message dated September 16, 1915 |
trench, Serbia, Bulgaria, Serbian Army, 1915, September, October |