How the Graves of Our Dead Heroes Are Being Cared For
A long document praising French care for American World War I dead on French soil. It notes French messages of sympathy, the effort to inter and memorialize U.S. soldiers, and plans for Decoration Day observances. It describes graves at Verdun and other sites, French ceremonies, and the importance of remembrance in strengthening Franco American bonds.
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Argonye
Verdun
Suniel
Canthyony
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Woilles
Americas
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Hera
France
Henda
Innar
Tel aLrowia
Thyeir Bsons
Washanis
America
Trevlenant
Quentin
Sonar Roosevelt
Wan
Geran
Nedhla
Araves
Oralion
Gorman Militarien
Lima
Hore Bret
Willy
Rey
Philadelphia
War Department
Federal
Marshal Foch
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