Obscure Fate of World War I Greats Revealed in Remnant Memoirs
A prose survey traces former wartime luminaries, from Kerensky to Wilson, through dwindling postwar lives in exile and change. Figures like Wrangel, Clemenceau, Mussolini, and Ludendorff appear in modest stations from Prague attics to Geneva rooms, far from their battlefront glories.
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Yesteryear
Alexander Kerensky
Russia
Prague
Danube
General Wrangel
Crimea
Faugere
Czar
Marshall Foch
France
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Rene Viviani
Georges Clemenceau
Constantine
Christ
Athens
Karl
Shussia
Nicholas
Zita
Austria- Itun
Bary
Geneva
Andrew Bonar Law
England
David Lloyd George
M. P. Faiser
Wilhelm II
Doorn
Hollang
Wierengen
Unter den Linden
Kaiserhof
Nitti
Italy
Benito Mussolini
Rome
Leminaires
Hans Rose
Newport
Americtses
Belgium
Diary of many women linked to suspect Woods in Los Angeles
Police hold A. E. Woods on suspicion with a diary listing dozens of women nationwide and large sums of money. He claims no comment as investigators compare fingerprints and identify him not as the Seattle murder suspect. Women deny knowledge of the diary contents while officers parse cryptic notes about personality traits and attachments.
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Los Angeles
A. E. Woods
Pertcival V. Allen
Seattle
Woods
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Ludendorff
Paul Koenig
America
Lloyd Tine
Ruhr
Beatty
Perth
Britain
Marshall Field
Chicago
Jellico
Jutland
Scapa
New Zealand
Field Marshall Haig
Haig
Lord Byng of
Vimy
Canada
Viscount Allenby
Allenby
Jerusalem
Carto
von Hindenburg
Germany
Hanover
Ludendorff Oas
Wash
Oliver A. Spencer
The
National Bank of Commerce
Jefferson Park
Alice Ericson
Tuttock
Calif
Tucson
Pentago
Sin Outelde Cof
Munich
Bunka
Dora
Saul
MES
Mre
Lareyat i
Reynolde
Overland
New Overland
Arizona
Willys-Knight
Arly
Azona
Willys-Overland
Overland Auto. Company
North Sixth Ave
Frese. TC
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