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My graphic short #comic ‘A Perfect Trust’ about the #Irish of #WW1 is available to read at https://t.co/0Ra0ECIuJf
#illustration #Armistace100 #ArmisticeDay2018 #ArmisticeDay #RemembranceDay
WW1休戦条約調印の場となった客車はドイツ人にとって敗戦の象徴だったので、WW2では博物館から引っ張り出してフランスにここで降伏させるくらいにはめっちゃ根に持ってました。なお2度とこの客車で降伏したくなかったので、ベルリン陥落時に焼いたほど。
100 years today since the end of WW1. This is "L'herbier des Tranchées", preserved at @Le_Museum, a herbarium created by a French lady, Louise Gailleton with plants sent between 1914 and 1918 by soldiers directly from the battle fields #powerful #Armistice100
They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old:
Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.
At the going down of the sun and in the morning
We will remember them.
#rememberanceday2018 #rememberancesunday #lestweforget #wewillrememberthem #ww1centenary #poppy
#WW1OnThisDay Cartoon by Captain Bruce Bairnsfather, 'Fragments from France', keeping-up morale with shared experiences..
RT<英国で「終戦記念日」というとWW1終結のこの日を指すそうで。ソンム戦、ガリポリ戦等、数百メートルを進むのに万単位の人命を費やすという「鉄と命の意味なき損耗！(CV銀河万丈)」状態だったのでそれだけトラウマ級の歴史的事件だったということでしょう。
Pls RT & remember Edgar Hicketts who left the #army due to #shellshock or according to his records 'lack of moral fibre'. He suffered for the rest of his life & lost everything
#rememberthem #WW1 #WW100 #WW1Centenary #ww1portraits #PTSD
#WW100 my #portrait of Edgar Hicketts who was gased in the #trenches & was sent home with #shellshock & 'lack of moral fibre'. He sent the rest of his life in & out of mental institutions. He had no rest as every night he continued to shake & shout out. #WW1 #WW1Centenary #PTSD
#RemembranceDay2018 #mural @DeePointPrimary @LoveChesterUK. A picture paints 1000 words. Here, an old British oak tree sees #WW1 come and go through the lives of one family - based on creative writing by the students.
はい、来ました！！！ちゅんたが怖い回改めたかとさんのトロ顔最高&気持ちを伝えた回✨ここはみんな大好きでしょww1枚目の鏡で自分を見る顔も！涙目で好きって言う顔も！もう今回良すぎなシーンありすぎて困った！笑でも無事に2人がくつついて良かった♡そしてもうあのお別れ回くるのかな！？←
#WW100 my #portrait of Albert Ash from Holt, #Wiltshire killed in #Galipolli one of two brothers lost in #WW1
#RemembranceDay2018 #RememberThem #ww1centenary #art #ArmisticeDay @5_News
This is George and Arthur. They were both #WW1 soldiers from #Wakefield. George survived the war but sadly Arthur died. To mark #Armistice100 we are remembering their stories. Find out more in our latest blog and visit our displays at Wakefield Museum. https://t.co/PAVtGYLgMi
#WW100 Nicholson Boulton, #WW1 flying Ace & the man that shot him down, killing him.
#Westbury #Wiltshire #WW1Centenary #RememberThem
Day 93 / 100 Years, 100 Days
#KateSlater100
Francis Wilkins was killed at Givenchy, France. The day before he’d taken a watch from a dead German soldier, even though his brother told him it would bring bad luck. He has no known grave.
#ww1 #ww1centenary #remembrance2018
We are proud to commemorate centenary of World War 1 this week @JubileeParkPS:
Year3 are enjoying Where the
Poppies Now Grow
Year4 are researching animals from Flo of the Somme
Year5 are focusing on women in WW1 with Peace Lily
Year6 are writing letters using A Song for Will
Days 86-90 / 100 Years, 100 Days
#KateSlater100 [2/2]
#ww1 #ww1centenary #Remembrance2018
As part of our WW1 @HLFWestMids project ‘Miners: The Minnie Pit Disaster’ we are touring ‘A Sigh of Coal’ a play about the Minnie Pit Disaster and Wilfred Owen. As well as schools there are free public performances. After each performance audiences can write their own poem
（”☆ ☆）戦艦少女はWW1のおb･･･お姉さん組とかもいて楽しいですよね
（☆ ☆”）こちらはゲーベンさんとアヴェロフさんの地中海ｺﾝﾋﾞ
