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 The Great War 1914-1918, and Associated Conflicts
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The War Illustrated: No. 36. 24th April, 1915.

by J.A. Hammerton  

ISBN
N/A

Purchase Price
£1.00 (second hand)

Date Purchased
September 11, 2008

Publisher
Amalgamated Press Limited (1915, London)

Notes
Topics in this Issue: The Even-Handed American in the War. French Fort that still defies Germany's Big Guns. Workers and "Shirkers". A Dash to Action: Bringing up the Guns. Egypt still Wide-awake for any Turkish Trickery. Our Camers Correspondents in Poland & Galicia. Where Slavdom holds Central Empires at Bay. Scenes along France's Frontier of Trenches. Prussian Plotters with their Turkish Dupes. Belgium Resurgent on the Banks of the Yser. German Inhumanity to British Prisoners. New War-time Inventions to safeguard Soldiers. Mending the Allies' War-worn Motors. "His Majesty's Dockers" : Workers in Khaki. While Men are fighting Women must Work. The War by Land. Our Splendid R.H.A. in Training at Woolwich. The War by Sea. Scenes at Przemysl after its Surrender. The War in the Air. For God and King: The Cross and the Sword. The War Illustrated Gallery of Leaders: General Sir Douglas Haig.