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 The Great War 1914-1918, and Associated Conflicts
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The War Illustrated: No. 101. 22nd July, 1916.

by J.A. Hammerton  

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N/A

Purchase Price
£1.00 (second hand)

Date Purchased
August 25, 2008

Publisher
Amalgamated Press Limited (1916, London)

Notes
Topics in this Issue: The Progress of the War: Weekly Survey by F.A. McKenzie. Between Two Fires at Mamornitza, My Unique Experience on the Bukovina Border: By Basil Clarke. How a Burly Anzac Won a Five-Franc Bet. Bayonets, Bombs and Bullseyes in Flanders. Before and After the Moment of Advance. The First Wounded Heroes from the Somme. Splendid British Charge at La Boiselle. Battle Pictures of the Great War - The Glorious First of July; by Edward Wright. Pardon Kamerad! An Incident at Montauban. Recurrence of Red Cross Treachery at Thiepval. With General Foch Advancing on the Somme. Belgians in Khaki and Steel Casques. Crack Shots in the Making Near the Trenches. War Traffic on the Trek in East Africa: Forward to Victory Through the Sombre Bush. The Development of Aircraft in War: By C.G. Grey, Editor of "The Aeroplane". How the Huns were Blinded in the Great Advance. A "War Illustrated" Contributor on Italy's Front. Our Observation Post, War-Time Views of Life and Character: "Frightfulness": is it Good Business?