Europe Faces Peace Era Dangers and Rebellion Risks
A stark forecast warns that Europe may endure postwar anarchy, hunger, and social upheaval as peace arrives. Analysts cited include Payne, Heckecher, and Vorwaerts, predicting demobilization shocks, labor shortfalls, mass unemployment, and revived revolutionary currents across neutral and belligerent states alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payne
Stockhola
Europe
Mace
Copenhagen
Almistore
Gurstav
Sweden
Haakon
Norway
Christian
Denmark
Malmo
Scavenius
Tcravenigs
German
Social Democratic Party
Vorwaerts
Cpiijes
Heghsther
Kalser's Doom Plans Escape Fears Revolution on Berlin Island Stronghold
The article cites FL Cunliffe-Owen detailing Kaiser Wilhelm II building a personal safety stronghold on an island of the Havel and corridors from opera and palace to defend against a potential Berlin revolt. It describes Germany’s fear of economic collapse, rising taxes, and a demand for peace as the war drags on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
Poland
Europe
Iran
Germany
Austria
England
France
Flussia
Uke Kalser
Berlin
FL Cunliffe-Owen
Kalser
Kalsere
German Empire
Hungary
Turkey
Bulgaria
Prussia
Thia
Alkanes
Kaiser
Bepo
Idoner
Interie
Berto
Erlic Jolrert
Havel
Iprogsfams
Shtnsell
The Brave Submarine Hands in a Wartime Rescue
An account of a submarine crew during a perilous mission as a mine fouls their propeller and a tow by a trawler leads to a tense rescue. German vessels are spared after the crew’s daring maneuvers and a request for song, ending with the submarine escaping under relentless danger.
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Tun
Hallo
Ty NO
Joosa
Euter Marine
Tem
Boli
Alan
The Fitter's Mate in the Factory
A long workshop scene shows a female fitter replacing a male apprentice, her calm competence admired by colleagues. She explains the lighter hours and steadiness of work, while her husband serves in the country service, and pride in home and Empire colors her duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cimillar Otter
Algoretta
Tan
Baer
Scattered Victorian Humour and News Bits From Australia
A collage of light sketches and a Melbourne note on Prime Minister Hughes’s England visit. Jokes on detectives and cinema theft, witty anecdotes from Sydney and Auckland, plus quips about courts, dress and banana skins as explosive humor. a mix of social commentary and playful bits from various papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Hughes
England
London
Mie
Wille
Last Names as Titles Spark Odd Household Interview
An applicant for a clawful job asks to be called by her last name to fit the aewrich family's custom of using surnames for servants. The housekeeper objects, and the applicant insists, "Darling, ma'am, Thomas Darling." A chauffeur agrees to a last name usage, but doubts it will please the family. Two card players discuss pine forest etiquette, debating who may use a term tied to ownership and dignity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Th. Nettle
Post ii
Adelaide
Mom Dolph Bedford
Pase EU
Anatrasia
Buweorley
Crus
Jiminggee
Ascura Cinematographie Dinas
Yorkshire
Aewrich
Claulfrur
Thomas
Darling
Thomas Darlin
Awkward Singers and a Hospital Patient Joke
A guest mocks a singer at a social gathering, then the man at her side admits he is her husband and the couple exchange a brief apology. A hospital patient, fed daily with eye and port wine, remarks that the song is new with port and old as the egg, in a light anecdote.
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Chicaso Tribune
Economist
Economic Organisation For War
Hn Gaye
Mockscher
Ecdnunl Journal
Molland
Elt
Social Regenerae Uee
New York
Herall
The
Stock Exchange
Perl
Abada
Ansiety
Metle Berihon
Wileier
Mabton
Daily Mall
Tyhaan
Satta Mme Tol ‘Uhetter
Eyer
Gaunt
Tom
Mrs. Flatbush
G.B
Sydney
Bendigo
McLachlan
P.M
Mac
Momen
Harrer
Colin
Dallas
Firat
Saybia
Threcan
Auckland
Ato
Congratuinta Tb
Luak
Adam
Aegist
Ile
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