Forgotten Voices of the Great War

Max ArthurImperial War Museum
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Stories told by veterans from the Western front and Gallipoli.

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In the glorious sunshine of June 1914 there was no thought of war, no international crisis and no hint that the crowned heads of Europe were poised to tumble one after the other. The assassination of ...

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Richard Cooper-Knight
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history, nonfiction war, nonfiction

A beautiful, but haunting insight into the lives of those who stepped forward to pay the ultimate sacrifice for King and Country.

1/3/2023 11:03:34 PM

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