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Category Archives: Prisoners-of-War
British & French Army Field Service Post Cards
Army Form A. 2042. The ubiquitous Army Field Service Post Card, this example posted in December 1916 (note the ‘Canadian Corps HQ’ written at the top of the card). How many millions, and I mean millions, of these found their … Continue reading
The Forgotten Men of Wittenberg
Happy New Year all. I bought myself a Christmas present this year. Well, I kind of bought all of us a Christmas present this year, because I figured that once this twenty-page booklet, published in 1918, arrived, I’d scan it … Continue reading
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