Rise of Czecho-Slovaks in Siberia for Entente cause
The Czecho-Slovaks, freed from Austrian rule, fight for the Entente in Siberia. They march in several disciplined groups toward Vladivostok while aiding Russia against Bolshevik and German forces. Masaryk leads the movement as their nation gains recognition and ally status with France, the United States, Britain, Italy, and Japan.
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Siberia
Galicia
F. Cunliffe- Owen
New York Sun
America
Vladivostok
Bohemia
Moravia
Slovakia
Austria-Hungary
Doctor Masaryk
Vindivostok
Tonkin
Indo-China
India
Altied
Germany
Japan
Brest-Litovsk
Russia
Belgium
France
Alsace
Lorraine
Rhine
Bulgaria
Turkey
China
Philippines
Europe
Prague
Ribe
Bohemian
Haupsburg
Ferdinand of Austria
St. Wenceslaus
FerdJonnad I
House of Hapsburg
Austria
Ferdinand II
The
White Mountain
Bohémia
Two in Town Help Soldier and His Wife
In a suburb near Vanity Pair an army officer and his wife assist a West-born private and his wife. Mrs Officer hires the young wife as a mother’s helper and soon the private gains pay and even a corporal promotion. The story highlights repudiation of class bias.
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Ashington
Vanity
Officer
Aastety
Sard
Ana Ins
Nile
Tumuthan
The Princess and the Faggot Girl in a Streetcar Scene
A stark contrast unfolds as a thin, well-dressed princess rides a streetcar, eyes fixed on an unattainable treasure, while opposite sits a rough, gum-chewing faggot girl whose beauty is vivid yet underscored by grime. Nature seems to brief the tale with ironic equity.
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Phidias
Annie Laurie
Nature
Not All Soldiers Talk War Says Army Life Amuses GIs
A New England correspondent recalls soldiers avoiding war talk while sharing quirky views. A sergeant muses babies prove adults underestimating infant intelligence, recalling his two year old nephew recognizing him after enlistment. He criticizes German atrocities and expresses eagerness to fight. War workers, cheerful and oblivious to costs, arrive to do their bit with smiles.
French Commission Wives Face Language Barriers in Washington
In a wartime city scene, French women and wives traveling home faced noisy street whispers as their limited English led to misunderstandings about dominant conversations. Passengers noted the women struggled to coax their servants below the crumbling language barrier.
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Durie
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