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My new blog about the nurse I researched just from her surname on a photo
She’s so interesting and so is her suffragette sister!
#NursingHistory
#WomensHistory
#WW1
historicalclues.blogspot.com/2026/ -
My new blog about the nurse I researched just from her surname on a photo
She’s so interesting and so is her suffragette sister!
#NursingHistory
#WomensHistory
#WW1
historicalclues.blogspot.com/2026/ -
My new blog about the nurse I researched just from her surname on a photo
She’s so interesting and so is her suffragette sister!
#NursingHistory
#WomensHistory
#WW1
historicalclues.blogspot.com/2026/ -
My new blog about the nurse I researched just from her surname on a photo
She’s so interesting and so is her suffragette sister!
#NursingHistory
#WomensHistory
#WW1
historicalclues.blogspot.com/2026/ -
My new blog about the nurse I researched just from her surname on a photo
She’s so interesting and so is her suffragette sister!
#NursingHistory
#WomensHistory
#WW1
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@JoanneKlein Thanks again. #Barthas so deserves everyone's attention. And I didn't know about him until you said.
(Oh. I also got Lussu as an e-book. For me, so far, that's more tangibly a work of memory and recreation.)
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@JoanneKlein Thanks again. #Barthas so deserves everyone's attention. And I didn't know about him until you said.
(Oh. I also got Lussu as an e-book. For me, so far, that's more tangibly a work of memory and recreation.)
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@JoanneKlein Thanks again. #Barthas so deserves everyone's attention. And I didn't know about him until you said.
(Oh. I also got Lussu as an e-book. For me, so far, that's more tangibly a work of memory and recreation.)
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@JoanneKlein Thanks again. #Barthas so deserves everyone's attention. And I didn't know about him until you said.
(Oh. I also got Lussu as an e-book. For me, so far, that's more tangibly a work of memory and recreation.)
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@JoanneKlein Thanks again. #Barthas so deserves everyone's attention. And I didn't know about him until you said.
(Oh. I also got Lussu as an e-book. For me, so far, that's more tangibly a work of memory and recreation.)
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'Should be required reading' The women of Auschwitz, WW1 in Egypt, and the courage of the men and women of the French Resistance. Three tales of love and war - lest we forget https://mybook.to/TalesofLoveandWar #WW1 #WW2 #histfic
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'Should be required reading' The women of Auschwitz, WW1 in Egypt, and the courage of the men and women of the French Resistance. Three tales of love and war - lest we forget https://mybook.to/TalesofLoveandWar #WW1 #WW2 #histfic
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'Should be required reading' The women of Auschwitz, WW1 in Egypt, and the courage of the men and women of the French Resistance. Three tales of love and war - lest we forget https://mybook.to/TalesofLoveandWar #WW1 #WW2 #histfic
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'Should be required reading' The women of Auschwitz, WW1 in Egypt, and the courage of the men and women of the French Resistance. Three tales of love and war - lest we forget https://mybook.to/TalesofLoveandWar #WW1 #WW2 #histfic
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'Should be required reading' The women of Auschwitz, WW1 in Egypt, and the courage of the men and women of the French Resistance. Three tales of love and war - lest we forget https://mybook.to/TalesofLoveandWar #WW1 #WW2 #histfic
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31 de julio de 1914.Guillermo I amenaza con guerra a Rusia #efemérides #julio #ww1 #shorts #guerra
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31 de julio de 1914.Guillermo I amenaza con guerra a Rusia #efemérides #julio #ww1 #shorts #guerra
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31 de julio de 1914.Guillermo I amenaza con guerra a Rusia #efemérides #julio #ww1 #shorts #guerra
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31 de julio de 1914.Guillermo I amenaza con guerra a Rusia #efemérides #julio #ww1 #shorts #guerra
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31 de julio de 1914.Guillermo I amenaza con guerra a Rusia #efemérides #julio #ww1 #shorts #guerra
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Кто в курсе, почему эмблемой СССР был серб и молот? Сербы каким боком там?
alexromanoffff.
Странно, что вам не рассказывали.
Дело в том, что 1-я мировая война послужила одной из основных причин революции, после которой большевики и пришли ко власти.
А 1-я мировая война началась из-за того, что студент Гаврила Принцип застрелил Франца Фердинанда.
А по национальности Гаврила Принцип был серб. Вот его из признательности и поместили на герб.Но Гаврила Принцип мало того, что был серб, он ещё был молод, поэтому на гербе СССР серб и молод!
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Кто в курсе, почему эмблемой СССР был серб и молот? Сербы каким боком там?
alexromanoffff.
Странно, что вам не рассказывали.
Дело в том, что 1-я мировая война послужила одной из основных причин революции, после которой большевики и пришли ко власти.
А 1-я мировая война началась из-за того, что студент Гаврила Принцип застрелил Франца Фердинанда.
А по национальности Гаврила Принцип был серб. Вот его из признательности и поместили на герб.Но Гаврила Принцип мало того, что был серб, он ещё был молод, поэтому на гербе СССР серб и молод!
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Кто в курсе, почему эмблемой СССР был серб и молот? Сербы каким боком там?
alexromanoffff.
Странно, что вам не рассказывали.
Дело в том, что 1-я мировая война послужила одной из основных причин революции, после которой большевики и пришли ко власти.
А 1-я мировая война началась из-за того, что студент Гаврила Принцип застрелил Франца Фердинанда.
А по национальности Гаврила Принцип был серб. Вот его из признательности и поместили на герб.Но Гаврила Принцип мало того, что был серб, он ещё был молод, поэтому на гербе СССР серб и молод!
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Кто в курсе, почему эмблемой СССР был серб и молот? Сербы каким боком там?
alexromanoffff.
Странно, что вам не рассказывали.
Дело в том, что 1-я мировая война послужила одной из основных причин революции, после которой большевики и пришли ко власти.
А 1-я мировая война началась из-за того, что студент Гаврила Принцип застрелил Франца Фердинанда.
А по национальности Гаврила Принцип был серб. Вот его из признательности и поместили на герб.Но Гаврила Принцип мало того, что был серб, он ещё был молод, поэтому на гербе СССР серб и молод!
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Кто в курсе, почему эмблемой СССР был серб и молот? Сербы каким боком там?
alexromanoffff.
Странно, что вам не рассказывали.
Дело в том, что 1-я мировая война послужила одной из основных причин революции, после которой большевики и пришли ко власти.
А 1-я мировая война началась из-за того, что студент Гаврила Принцип застрелил Франца Фердинанда.
А по национальности Гаврила Принцип был серб. Вот его из признательности и поместили на герб.Но Гаврила Принцип мало того, что был серб, он ещё был молод, поэтому на гербе СССР серб и молод!
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30 de julio de 1914.John French designado comandante de la BEF #efemérides #julio #reinounido #ww1
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30 de julio de 1914.John French designado comandante de la BEF #efemérides #julio #reinounido #ww1
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30 de julio de 1914.John French designado comandante de la BEF #efemérides #julio #reinounido #ww1
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30 de julio de 1914.John French designado comandante de la BEF #efemérides #julio #reinounido #ww1
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30 de julio de 1914.John French designado comandante de la BEF #efemérides #julio #reinounido #ww1
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Heatwave Reveals Lost Archaeological Sites Across Wales [UK]
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https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cn8n99241y3o <-- shared technical media article
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https://www.dailypost.co.uk/news/north-wales-news/lost-historical-places-found-north-34364058 <-- shared media article
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https://archaeology.org/issues/november-december-2015/letters-from/letter-from-wales-iron-age-hillforts/ <-- shared technical article
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[the 95% reduction in rain is ugly of course, but glad they are surveying as it were]
“Lost [sic] archaeological sites have emerged in grasslands across Wales after a prolonged spell of hot and dry weather.
Wales has seen about 5% of the average rainfall for July, after a series of back-to-back heatwaves and a drier than usual April to June. A drought has also been triggered in parts of Wales.
Experts said these dry conditions have brought to light a range of hidden archaeological remains, including Roman buildings and practice trenches from World War One.
Many are only visible from the air as distinctive marks in crops and grass, with some not being seen for "two or three decades", according to the Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Wales (RCAHMW).
The crop marks are made by vegetation drawing on better nutrients and water supplies trapped in long-gone fortification ditches - leading to green growth that stands out…”
#Wales #UK #drought #heatwave #RCAHMW #ArchaeologicalSites #archaeology #grasslands #ancientsites #Roman #WW1 #fortification #remotesensing #aerialimagery #IronAge #history #monuments
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Heatwave Reveals Lost Archaeological Sites Across Wales [UK]
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https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cn8n99241y3o <-- shared technical media article
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https://www.dailypost.co.uk/news/north-wales-news/lost-historical-places-found-north-34364058 <-- shared media article
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https://archaeology.org/issues/november-december-2015/letters-from/letter-from-wales-iron-age-hillforts/ <-- shared technical article
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[the 95% reduction in rain is ugly of course, but glad they are surveying as it were]
“Lost [sic] archaeological sites have emerged in grasslands across Wales after a prolonged spell of hot and dry weather.
Wales has seen about 5% of the average rainfall for July, after a series of back-to-back heatwaves and a drier than usual April to June. A drought has also been triggered in parts of Wales.
Experts said these dry conditions have brought to light a range of hidden archaeological remains, including Roman buildings and practice trenches from World War One.
Many are only visible from the air as distinctive marks in crops and grass, with some not being seen for "two or three decades", according to the Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Wales (RCAHMW).
The crop marks are made by vegetation drawing on better nutrients and water supplies trapped in long-gone fortification ditches - leading to green growth that stands out…”
#Wales #UK #drought #heatwave #RCAHMW #ArchaeologicalSites #archaeology #grasslands #ancientsites #Roman #WW1 #fortification #remotesensing #aerialimagery #IronAge #history #monuments
@Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Wales -
Heatwave Reveals Lost Archaeological Sites Across Wales [UK]
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https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cn8n99241y3o <-- shared technical media article
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https://www.dailypost.co.uk/news/north-wales-news/lost-historical-places-found-north-34364058 <-- shared media article
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https://archaeology.org/issues/november-december-2015/letters-from/letter-from-wales-iron-age-hillforts/ <-- shared technical article
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[the 95% reduction in rain is ugly of course, but glad they are surveying as it were]
“Lost [sic] archaeological sites have emerged in grasslands across Wales after a prolonged spell of hot and dry weather.
Wales has seen about 5% of the average rainfall for July, after a series of back-to-back heatwaves and a drier than usual April to June. A drought has also been triggered in parts of Wales.
Experts said these dry conditions have brought to light a range of hidden archaeological remains, including Roman buildings and practice trenches from World War One.
Many are only visible from the air as distinctive marks in crops and grass, with some not being seen for "two or three decades", according to the Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Wales (RCAHMW).
The crop marks are made by vegetation drawing on better nutrients and water supplies trapped in long-gone fortification ditches - leading to green growth that stands out…”
#Wales #UK #drought #heatwave #RCAHMW #ArchaeologicalSites #archaeology #grasslands #ancientsites #Roman #WW1 #fortification #remotesensing #aerialimagery #IronAge #history #monuments
@Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Wales -
Heatwave Reveals Lost Archaeological Sites Across Wales [UK]
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https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cn8n99241y3o <-- shared technical media article
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https://www.dailypost.co.uk/news/north-wales-news/lost-historical-places-found-north-34364058 <-- shared media article
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https://archaeology.org/issues/november-december-2015/letters-from/letter-from-wales-iron-age-hillforts/ <-- shared technical article
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[the 95% reduction in rain is ugly of course, but glad they are surveying as it were]
“Lost [sic] archaeological sites have emerged in grasslands across Wales after a prolonged spell of hot and dry weather.
Wales has seen about 5% of the average rainfall for July, after a series of back-to-back heatwaves and a drier than usual April to June. A drought has also been triggered in parts of Wales.
Experts said these dry conditions have brought to light a range of hidden archaeological remains, including Roman buildings and practice trenches from World War One.
Many are only visible from the air as distinctive marks in crops and grass, with some not being seen for "two or three decades", according to the Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Wales (RCAHMW).
The crop marks are made by vegetation drawing on better nutrients and water supplies trapped in long-gone fortification ditches - leading to green growth that stands out…”
#Wales #UK #drought #heatwave #RCAHMW #ArchaeologicalSites #archaeology #grasslands #ancientsites #Roman #WW1 #fortification #remotesensing #aerialimagery #IronAge #history #monuments
@Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Wales -
Heatwave Reveals Lost Archaeological Sites Across Wales [UK]
--
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cn8n99241y3o <-- shared technical media article
--
https://www.dailypost.co.uk/news/north-wales-news/lost-historical-places-found-north-34364058 <-- shared media article
--
https://archaeology.org/issues/november-december-2015/letters-from/letter-from-wales-iron-age-hillforts/ <-- shared technical article
--
[the 95% reduction in rain is ugly of course, but glad they are surveying as it were]
“Lost [sic] archaeological sites have emerged in grasslands across Wales after a prolonged spell of hot and dry weather.
Wales has seen about 5% of the average rainfall for July, after a series of back-to-back heatwaves and a drier than usual April to June. A drought has also been triggered in parts of Wales.
Experts said these dry conditions have brought to light a range of hidden archaeological remains, including Roman buildings and practice trenches from World War One.
Many are only visible from the air as distinctive marks in crops and grass, with some not being seen for "two or three decades", according to the Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Wales (RCAHMW).
The crop marks are made by vegetation drawing on better nutrients and water supplies trapped in long-gone fortification ditches - leading to green growth that stands out…”
#Wales #UK #drought #heatwave #RCAHMW #ArchaeologicalSites #archaeology #grasslands #ancientsites #Roman #WW1 #fortification #remotesensing #aerialimagery #IronAge #history #monuments
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29 de julio de 1914.Rusia declara la movilización parcial #efemérides #julio #ww1 #rusia #shorts
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29 de julio de 1914.Rusia declara la movilización parcial #efemérides #julio #ww1 #rusia #shorts
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29 de julio de 1914.Rusia declara la movilización parcial #efemérides #julio #ww1 #rusia #shorts
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29 de julio de 1914.Rusia declara la movilización parcial #efemérides #julio #ww1 #rusia #shorts
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29 de julio de 1914.Rusia declara la movilización parcial #efemérides #julio #ww1 #rusia #shorts
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Today it’s 112 years ago since #WW1 started. This is our music video about Flanders Fields🌺
https://youtu.be/AwpPPLUNGOM?is=d5F5uVLb5s9uahvZ -
Today it’s 112 years ago since #WW1 started. This is our music video about Flanders Fields🌺
https://youtu.be/AwpPPLUNGOM?is=d5F5uVLb5s9uahvZ -
Today it’s 112 years ago since #WW1 started. This is our music video about Flanders Fields🌺
https://youtu.be/AwpPPLUNGOM?is=d5F5uVLb5s9uahvZ -
Today it’s 112 years ago since #WW1 started. This is our music video about Flanders Fields🌺
https://youtu.be/AwpPPLUNGOM?is=d5F5uVLb5s9uahvZ -
Today it’s 112 years ago since #WW1 started. This is our music video about Flanders Fields🌺
https://youtu.be/AwpPPLUNGOM?is=d5F5uVLb5s9uahvZ -
Robert Graves -- Good-Bye To All That
This 1929 autobiographical work is indispensable for an understanding of how many British dealt with the memory of the Great War in the years that followed.
The accounts of the chaos and confusion of military operations were vividly narrated, but did not come as a great surprise to me. I was more taken aback by the stories of allied mistreatment of German prisoners, with Graves picking out Canadian and Australian soldiers as especially notable for this behaviour.
"Good-Bye To All That" is rich with memorable anecdote and imagery, such as tommies using machine gun cooling water to make tea, and incidents of the wartime absurd, like the story of Graves mistakenly being reported as dead, then receiving a communication from his commanding officer: “I cannot tell you how pleased I am you are alive.”
Nevertheless the horror of the war is never forgotten: “The first dead body I came upon was Samson’s. I found that he had forced his knuckles into his mouth to stop himself crying out and attracting any more men to their death. He had been hit in 17 places.”
#Books #RobertGraves #GoodByeToAllThat #Autobiography #BritishLiterature #LiteratureInEnglish #FirstWorldWar #WW1 #History
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Robert Graves -- Good-Bye To All That
This 1929 autobiographical work is indispensable for an understanding of how many British dealt with the memory of the Great War in the years that followed.
The accounts of the chaos and confusion of military operations were vividly narrated, but did not come as a great surprise to me. I was more taken aback by the stories of allied mistreatment of German prisoners, with Graves picking out Canadian and Australian soldiers as especially notable for this behaviour.
"Good-Bye To All That" is rich with memorable anecdote and imagery, such as tommies using machine gun cooling water to make tea, and incidents of the wartime absurd, like the story of Graves mistakenly being reported as dead, then receiving a communication from his commanding officer: “I cannot tell you how pleased I am you are alive.”
Nevertheless the horror of the war is never forgotten: “The first dead body I came upon was Samson’s. I found that he had forced his knuckles into his mouth to stop himself crying out and attracting any more men to their death. He had been hit in 17 places.”
#Books #RobertGraves #GoodByeToAllThat #Autobiography #BritishLiterature #LiteratureInEnglish #FirstWorldWar #WW1 #History
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Robert Graves -- Good-Bye To All That
This 1929 autobiographical work is indispensable for an understanding of how many British dealt with the memory of the Great War in the years that followed.
The accounts of the chaos and confusion of military operations were vividly narrated, but did not come as a great surprise to me. I was more taken aback by the stories of allied mistreatment of German prisoners, with Graves picking out Canadian and Australian soldiers as especially notable for this behaviour.
"Good-Bye To All That" is rich with memorable anecdote and imagery, such as tommies using machine gun cooling water to make tea, and incidents of the wartime absurd, like the story of Graves mistakenly being reported as dead, then receiving a communication from his commanding officer: “I cannot tell you how pleased I am you are alive.”
Nevertheless the horror of the war is never forgotten: “The first dead body I came upon was Samson’s. I found that he had forced his knuckles into his mouth to stop himself crying out and attracting any more men to their death. He had been hit in 17 places.”
#Books #RobertGraves #GoodByeToAllThat #Autobiography #BritishLiterature #LiteratureInEnglish #FirstWorldWar #WW1 #History
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Robert Graves -- Good-Bye To All That
This 1929 autobiographical work is indispensable for an understanding of how many British dealt with the memory of the Great War in the years that followed.
The accounts of the chaos and confusion of military operations were vividly narrated, but did not come as a great surprise to me. I was more taken aback by the stories of allied mistreatment of German prisoners, with Graves picking out Canadian and Australian soldiers as especially notable for this behaviour.
"Good-Bye To All That" is rich with memorable anecdote and imagery, such as tommies using machine gun cooling water to make tea, and incidents of the wartime absurd, like the story of Graves mistakenly being reported as dead, then receiving a communication from his commanding officer: “I cannot tell you how pleased I am you are alive.”
Nevertheless the horror of the war is never forgotten: “The first dead body I came upon was Samson’s. I found that he had forced his knuckles into his mouth to stop himself crying out and attracting any more men to their death. He had been hit in 17 places.”
#Books #RobertGraves #GoodByeToAllThat #Autobiography #BritishLiterature #LiteratureInEnglish #FirstWorldWar #WW1 #History
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Robert Graves -- Good-Bye To All That
This 1929 autobiographical work is indispensable for an understanding of how many British dealt with the memory of the Great War in the years that followed.
The accounts of the chaos and confusion of military operations were vividly narrated, but did not come as a great surprise to me. I was more taken aback by the stories of allied mistreatment of German prisoners, with Graves picking out Canadian and Australian soldiers as especially notable for this behaviour.
"Good-Bye To All That" is rich with memorable anecdote and imagery, such as tommies using machine gun cooling water to make tea, and incidents of the wartime absurd, like the story of Graves mistakenly being reported as dead, then receiving a communication from his commanding officer: “I cannot tell you how pleased I am you are alive.”
Nevertheless the horror of the war is never forgotten: “The first dead body I came upon was Samson’s. I found that he had forced his knuckles into his mouth to stop himself crying out and attracting any more men to their death. He had been hit in 17 places.”
#Books #RobertGraves #GoodByeToAllThat #Autobiography #BritishLiterature #LiteratureInEnglish #FirstWorldWar #WW1 #History
