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The Great War Blog: 3/11/12 - 3/18/12
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THE GREAT WAR BLOG. Friday, March 16, 2012. The Russian Army before World War 1. Political reforms were taking place. The revolution of 1905 convinced the Tsar and his ministers that change was necessary and as a result, a Duma was created, freedom of speech and assembly was granted and even restrictions against the Jews were lifted. Whilst the economic boom provided the army with a wealth of material, it still had to adapt to warfare in the 20. The disasters of 1905 led to the creation of a general staf...
The Great War Blog: 4/1/12 - 4/8/12
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THE GREAT WAR BLOG. Wednesday, April 4, 2012. The Front Among Rocks and Ice - The Great War in the Dolomites, part two. The Front Among Rocks and Ice - The Great War in the Dolomites, part two. This is the continuation of the previous posts related to the Italian Front of the Great War. This time there are some additional facts here. The number of the soldiers who died in the Dolomites vary between 150.000 and 180.000. Most probably the higher number is the right one. One day a chaplain was conducting a ...
The Great War Blog: Book review - Thomas Weber - Hitler's First War
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THE GREAT WAR BLOG. Thursday, July 12, 2012. Book review - Thomas Weber - Hitler's First War. Thomas Weber - Hitler's First War: Adolf Hitler, the Men of the List Regiment, and the First World War. 8222;Hitler’s First War“ is a unique study on Hitler’s life, the study that wasn’t here before. Many of his biographers were telling the Hitler’s story, focusing on his rise to power and the Nazi era. The only Hitler's photo that appeared in the official history of the List Regiment, published in 1932. Weber i...
The Great War Blog: 7/1/12 - 7/8/12
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THE GREAT WAR BLOG. Wednesday, July 4, 2012. The story of the airships - part one. The story of the airships - part one. Ferdinand Adolf Heinrich August Graf von Zeppelin. 8211; a controlled air train. Naval airship L.15, about to land. The zeppelin’s road to the active service was not easy – there were many opponents of airships among the German staff officers. Considered slow and vulnerable the airships had to prove their abilities and versatility. The British had a real problem with the zeppelins and ...
The Great War Blog: 11/27/11 - 12/4/11
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THE GREAT WAR BLOG. Saturday, December 3, 2011. Movie review - The Dawn Patrol (1938). The Dawn Patrol by Edmund Goulding, 1938. The turning point of the movie is when Courtney is promoted to be a squadron commander, replacing Brand in his duties. Now he realizes that this is not as easy as he thought before. Especially that there is Scott’s baby brother among the latest replacement…. And now a few lines about the technical part and the reality of the Great War in the movie. I hope that the producers wan...
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Great War at Sea Poetry Project
Great War at Sea Poetry Project. Wednesday, 22 July 2015. The North Sea -Dawn Patrol -A study of Contrasts. Paul Bewsher -'The Dawn Patrol '. World War 1 North Sea photo kindly donated by Geoff Harrison. New to the Great War at Sea Poetry Website , there is a page dedicated to Jeffrey Miles Game Day, of the Royal Naval Air Service. Miles Jeffrey Game Day. Paul Bewsher's published anthology 'The Dawn Patrol, and other poems of an Aviator' in 1917, which is now available to read on line. What is particuarl...
The Great War at Sea | 1914-1918, 100 years later
The Great War at Sea. 1914-1918, 100 years later. Re-fight: Battle of Coronel 1914 new sea mat! Played a rematch of the Battle of Coronel today. As usual, my opponent was Wally of Harwood Hobbies fame. We also used the Victory at Sea: Age of Dreadnoughts rules, which are simple, fun, and at times obscure. Something else that’s new: the sea mat! Last time, we played using a sheet. That’s all I had. Fellow GHQ enthusiast and all around nice guy Tanner, of WWII Central blog fame. Is well known for decals.
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A Much Neglected Genre. Image-Newhaven Fort -courtesy of South-East History Boards http:/ sussexhistoryforum.co.uk/index.php. Ldquo;War’- Francis Ledgwidge (Killed in Action 31st July 1917). Darkness and I are one, and wind. And nagging thunder, brothers all,. My Mother was a storm I call. And shorten your way with speed to me. I am Love and Hate and the terrible mind. Of vicious gods, but more am I. I am the pride in the lover’s eye. I am the epic of the sea . The Great War Centenary. But still some 640...
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THE GREAT WAR BLOG. Wednesday, July 18, 2012. Movie review - The Blue Max by John Guillermin (1966). The Blue Max, 1966, John Guillermin. Based on the novel by Jack D. Hunter). It's hard to write about this movie as a strictly WW1 movie, so I had to divide my review into two parts:. There is a suitor you have to compete with. And a bottle of champagne to be opened each 15 minutes. The World War I in the movie vs the reality:. I could write a story about it, but just briefly the main comments. The main ch...
Great War Battlefields | Guided Tours of WW1 Battlefields
Guided Tours of WW1 Battlefields. Tanks of the Great War. The Ring of Remembrance & Vimy Ridge. We specialise in short guided tours to the major Great War battlefields of Belgium and France starting from various locations in Kent. The trips are all inclusive; tour guide, channel crossing, hotel, lunch, travel, entrance fees to sites are all included. Indeed, all you need to bring with you is your passport and possibly some Euros for souvenirs. Have a look at some photos of our last trip: Flickr.
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Flanders was the scene of some of the cruelest battles of World War I, known as The Great War . Flanders Fields is associated with the battles of the Yser, Ypres, Passchendaele and the Somme. It is also the place where the Canadian Lt Col John McCrae wrote his most famous poem: In Flanders Fields the poppies blow, between the crosses row on row, …. Discover all the most important places along the battlefront during the Great War. With an experienced guide you explore the Trench of Death in Diks. Lt McCra...
The Great War Blog | Those who forget history are condemned to let others repeat it for them.
Explore the Great War. The Lusitania at end of record voyage 1907 LC-USZ62-64956. 14 August 1915 – Aegean Sea. Seen above, SM. Has already made an epic journey from the Bremen, where she was first laid down in November, to the Austro-Hungarian Navy port at Pola on the coast of Croatia. Upon commissioning, A.G. Weser shipbuilders broke the boat into sections, loaded the parts onto trains, and reassembled them at Pola, where her German crew re-launched at the beginning of June. Commanded by. Was towed to t...
greatwarbromsgrove | Old Bromsgrovians in World War One
Old Bromsgrovians in World War One. Old Bromsgrovians in the First World War. This Blog is about a group of extraordinary young men. These men fought in the First World War after being educated at Bromsgrove School in the first decades of the twentieth century. Photographs associated with this Blog may be found on one of my Pinterest boards by clicking the P on the bottom right of this page. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:.
