A Movement in the East by Gev. Cevin Tease
A warped panoramic essay argues the world is reshaped by a global war and rising powers. It portrays Western victory and Eastern awakening, citing China and Japan as pivotal forces challenging older orders and economic systems.
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Joris
Lal Guthese
Srivces
Chiat
Isi
Klin
China
Passatye
Wielen
Chitty Hiay
Vantephine
Cougweree
Japan
West
Rome
Fragmented Soldier Letter Describes grim WWI voyage
The letter recounts long sea passage and brutal conditions aboard wartime transports. It details German captivity, hunger, guards and the impact on soldiers, including fear, fatigue, and the hardship of marching, rationing, and sleeping in crowded formations before landing at Leith and awaiting Ripon Camp.
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Germany
von Copen- Hagen
Denmark
Uuimans
Woik
Ovat
England
Turkey
Lynas Smythe
Peter
Ming
Leith
Ripon
Abner Reiser
Politician on Tour Letters From Abroad Fight For Repatriation Ideas
A fragmentary reminiscence from Leckie of MBLR describes touring Britain before Cap, detailing health issues and delays. He notes lessons from Allied countries on reconstruction, repatriation, and employment policy, praising Britain’s postwar plans while signaling hope to discuss further upon return. He mentions Bologna Amiens Ypres and Vimy Ridge as memorable stops and reflects on education and industry policy.
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Leckie
MBLR
Politioa
Piniers
Brice
Mei
England
Lind
Guilless
Wit
Prusce
Bulgiuma
Bologna
Amiens
Pleven
Congiane
Ypres
TyMed
Falioua Sud
Dovauel
Ueal
Baylamd
Jadaen
Walter
Bugland
Alisbral
Canada
Laleed Lad
Loynver
Commonwealth
Hague of Commons
Leesons
Shan Uley
Britain
Mivrofer For
Havine
Australian YMC helps wounded soldiers at Weymouth
The Australian Red Triangle project at Weymouth supports Australian WWI service personnel passing through from France. It describes the YMCA activities, medical wards, and training programs for disabled soldiers, including carpentry, mechanics, driving, and shorthand courses, plus social and recreational facilities and travel arrangements back to Australia.
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Liat
A. Morton
Weynuth
Aurstraliais
Buyand
France
Weymouth
VMGA
Military Puithecitine
Ansteatian Ymc
Altwe
Averalion
Wrmouth Caup
Westham
Listlemaar
Verne Clyde
Monte Video
Enginone
Wri
Rondine
Tobreca
Mom
Sea Front
Salisbury Plain
Australia
YMCA
Mun
SEGA
Dora
Westham Camps
Poeta Club
Hahkaioyn
Cneiqne
Ras
Economic Fables Show Mutual Aid Between Humans and Birds
A band of white cockatoos frequented corn fields and faced gun disturbance. A reconnoitering party signalled to the main force to raid the field, while guards watched. After days of this, a sentinel betrayed the plan, leading to a collapse of the raid and a moral on mutual aid between man and beast.
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Anaes
Heale Ug
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