Remarkable Women and Boys Heroic in War Tales
The article recounts acts of valor by women and youths in the European war. It highlights Countess Dyonts Becheny recording dying words for families, a 12 year old Private Roland Lefevre wounded at the front, Mile Kudusova in a Cossack unit, Mile Vestuschevka rescuing a wounded officer, Fraulein Marie Wesseman serving disguised as a man, and Gustave Chatain a 14 year old French recruit who infiltrated a regiment after rushing to enlist.
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Dyenis Gecheny
Avetris
Relend Lefevre
Constantin Malafeet
Russia
Ouvutechka-Dubreveletz
Fraulein Marie Weleeman
Gustave Chatain
Kudutzovas
Lukort
Fussia
Servian
Emper
Europa
Countess Dyonts Becheny
Oring Line
Roland Lefevre
regiment D/Infanterie
Valde
Mile
Vestuschevka
Kiimofft
Fraulein Marie Welseman
Fraulein Wesseman
Petit
Robert Lansing Named Head of State Department in Europe
Robert Lansing has risen from international lawyer to top diplomat beside the president. His career spans diplomacy with belligerents, various legal roles, and authorship on governmental origins and diplomacy. Born 1944 in Watertown New York he studied at Amherst and married Eleanor Foster.
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Europe
Robert Lansing
America
Dane
Bie Pomiien
Lansing
Gav
Bryan
State Department
Mr. Lansing
Watertown
N. Y
Amherst College
United States
Eleanor Foster
John W
Grover
London
Hague
Perilous Mine Sweeping At Sea With Crews Honored
A historical account highlights the dangerous mine sweeping operations by British crews. Sailors using creeping wires haul explosive mines from the sea floor while vessels maneuver in formation. In one rescue, eleven men from the Manx Hero were saved by Captain Woodgate aboard the Koorah during intense bombardment.
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Davy
Woodgate
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Dardanelles