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On one bank of a river, dismayed French, Russian, Italian, and British soldiers watch Bulgaria drift from its broken Russian leash to the opposite bank where German, Austrian and Turkish soldiers express satisfaction and delight. The river leads, in the distance, to Istanbul. Still held by British tethers (and moneybag) are Greece and Romania. |
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Quadruple Alliance
E. A. Schwerdtfeger & Co. A.G. Berlin N. 85 |
Bulgaria, 1915-10-14, 1915-10-14, 1915, October, Central Powers, neutral, neutral countries, neutrality, neutral Romania, neutral Greece, neutral Bulgaria |
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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 |
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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 |
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The headstone of 'A Scottish Soldier of the Great War' in Le Trou Aide Post, Cemetery, Fleurbaix, France. |
A Scottish Soldier of the Great War
Known Unto God |
headstone, Scottish Soldier, Le Trou Aide Post, Le Trou Aide Post Cemetery, cemetery, Fleurbaix, France, 1915-10-16 |
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Bones, boots, and abandoned artillery on the battlefield one year later. A Serbian postcard from Kajmak-čelan on what had been the front between Greece and occupied Serbia. |
1914-1918
U borbi za oslobodjenje
Razbojiste Kajmak-čelan nakon godinu dana
In the struggle for liberation
The battlefield of Kajmak-čelan after a year. |
Serbia, bones, skeleton, 1914, 1918, Kajmak-čelan, Kajmak-celan, Macedonia, Macedonian Front |