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... Armistice was signed between the Allies and Germany in 1918 in a railway carriage in the forest of Compiegne to end the First World War. To mark the occasion three years later, the Royal British Legion held its first Poppy Day. ...
... money. Her husband, who was in the cellar, heard loud Riddle of three war medals DO YOU recognise these medals? The three First World War campaign awards were found on The Greenway, Chell Heath, a week ago and police are anxious to trace the owne►. Inspector ...
... Ms s-upporters. 1. too, I:ke to make comparisons. bu' for par:so: he fa pare a period of 16 to 21 ear:- af , ,er . the First World War a period of to.,:r :,ears Se , 'ond World War :\l.:\l T. afraid to gure, after ',he! vs'ii corn-I wer - d 53 nv( ever; ...
... military side of his work, Eddie, who is 50 next month, concentrates on German soldiers' uniforms and helmets from the First World War. His military models show a fastidious eye for detail, such as the pivots on either side of the helmet (retained even ...
... pioneers of the new generation of photographers that emerged, especially in Russia and Germany, after the end of the First World War, he thought that photography should be concerned with society rather than nature. Furthermore, as a firm supporter of ...
... From 1912 until 1916. he was on the staff of the Liverpool Dispensaries, a voluntary organisation. He served in the, first world war as a Captain: anti an. his, ...
... ultimate death through asphyxia. A Pinhead size drop of liquid nerve agent on the skin can kill. Mustard gas. used in the First World War, causes blistering on the skin and if inhaled in fatal doses victims literally cough their lungs up. Over weeks it can ...
... From Page One She has 10 children, 26 grandchildren, 52 great grandchildren and 28 great great grandchildren. During the First World War she worked in the Land Army at Malvern before transferring to a munitions factory in Birmingham. She said: 1 do not feel ...
... Tom Myatt. of Silverdale. Mr. Myatt, a lively rightwinger in his heyday, joined Vale after service with the Army in the First World War. He was an amateur with the club, playing at the Old Recreation Ground in Hanley, and collected a Sentinel Cup winners' ...
... the Military Medal after the former Broadway Cinema at the Bettie the Samna. during Mee, four yews es a prisoner the First World War. of war Americans. Michael's mother, Margaret, said: He gowns as bright as a Michael went into the Army at 16 button ...
... and later served at W o 1 verhampton and Trentham before coming into the Cheadle Division. P.C. Whittaker During th e first World War he served with the sth North Staffords and via s wounded while attempting to rescue the late Captain Charles Masefield ...
... daughter's home in Harrogate, Yorkshire, after a short illness. , Dr Healey's distinguished career started during the First World War when he was sent to the trenches in France and wounded twice. until his retirement in 1960. He then entered the Church ...