Constantinople Through War Time Eyes and Aftermath
A penned chronicle of Constantinople during and after conflict, detailing sights from the Bosphorus and European shores, the British occupation, Turkish and Armenian tensions, and the social shifts shaping daily life. It notes Allied policy, civil unrest, and the coming changes to work, housing, and allotments as society adapts postwar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepeis
Hs Beepkorny
Cy Fom
Lonstan- Enopha
Bosphorus
Ok Shipping Ouller
Austria-Hungary
Rumasia
Souhhern Nuxtia
Armenia
Europe
England
Far East
Palestine
Agyol
Africa
India
Mom Oriental
Constantinople
Turika
Warier
Howe
Britain
Aura
Ettor
Doalora
Termere
Sureary Gat Enera
Abd Tradasfolk
Bator Hewra
Priswa
Yvery
Ulura
Tla
Aneb & Toon
Lord Laverhulme
Hve
Tney
The Ghamee of the Tank Brigade
Fragmentary war era verse recounts tanks advancing, bullets, and death in a chaotic battlefield scene. Names, places, and dates are obscured by garbled OCR but the tone mirrors a military march or propaganda ode praising armored units and the Kaiser's foes.
Thrilling air battles and near death in the skies
A wartime account recounts pilots surviving brutal dives and flames after battles with German aircraft. One crewmate describes clinging to a tilted machine during a perilous plunge, while another recalls a fuel fire and a vertical dive to safety. A third veteran survives after a gunner’s fall and bombs, ending with a dramatic, ground landing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ttske
Chad
Joose
Cavalyera
Surat
Wr Cr
Pew
Hestepau
RAF
Ife
Bsecver
Earl Maching
SWEAT BRITAIN AN AMERICAN TRIBUTE EXPLAINING THE BRITISHERS
Feederisk William Wile argues for strong Britain US ties and praises Britain's wartime role. He cites British naval aid in the Spanish American War, US and British cooperation, and British sacrifices. The piece contrasts anti-British sentiment with admiration for Britain and calls for fuller understanding between nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
America
Ameddah
Wise
England
George
Wile
FAO Aios
Jess
Great Britain
Dewey
Manila Bay
Jon Diederichs
Admirel
Chichester
Tent Hin
von Hintze
sMiusbir
Diedercha
Ray
Tiewey Anid
Welcome to Denmark Weary British Prisoners of War
British prisoners of war passing through Denmark are welcomed with a printed English guide in awkward language. The piece, attributed to Valdemar Roendare for Berlingske Tidende, presents a hostile yet ultimately hospitable wartime tone. It contrasts coal shortages with Danish hospitality and urges morale, while listing hardships and shelter provisions for temporary stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Ministry of ‘Health
Nun
Childeen
Laglalaiors
Stda
Mare Obi
Sanyo
Anitora
Almon
Manotac Tree
Avory
Walters
Deemerk
Ah ‘Oe
Rem
London
Denmark
Siam
Gondiy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brisis
Plorenie
Emeliah
Brivis
Conaminogle
Pdl
Sus
Wong
Turkey
Coupeten
Aman
Paris
N-C.o
Nea
Addiars
Al‘ora
Weil Tryin
Folk Svavdd
Ghamue
Tank Brigade
Strassherian Alvey
Fra
Hone
Merman
Kaiser
Prussia
Berlin
Critish Alrmen
Ylin
Misha
Fuwoko
Mapphy
Mae
Archibald T. Strong
Feederisk William Wile
Elas Aun
Tejain
Ivan
Tieeve
Mason
Yibure
Lott
Justin
France
Wey
Gree
Whey
Allen
Timeria
Areland
Mr. Wile
Gertran Aweatt
Brittin
Strusale
Emiraeer Isigh Gatbalies
Etriain Anathalias
Jims
Bure
San Francisco
Amescan
Mir
Fabs
Hare Fen
Pternal County
Cellale
Dane
Ian Reve von
Von
Emma
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