Battle of Tanks and Tales From A Wartime Page
A mosaic of wartime snippets and reminiscences with comic asides and railings against conscription. It blends prewar culture with Sydney and Kalgoorlie observations, wartime morale verse, and stray anecdotes about weddings, horses, and a Maori banking tale gone wrong.
Last Ditchers in German War Share and Motives
Francis Gribble critiques the last-ditch segment of German society, naming armor-plate rivals, Junkers, and agrarian leaders as prime obstinates. He argues these elites fear indemnities, seek continental metal hegemony, and would resist surrender even in defeat, planning to mobilize the proletariat for leverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Promised Land
John Turk
Palestine
France
Darling
Loddon
Australia
Father and Son
Modesto
Germany
Flanders
Europe
Freneh
Briey
Fat Ain
Kaiser Milzhi
Sven
Agrarian Gang
Last-ditch fighting talk in German war plans collapses
The document argues German leaders fear strict legal accountability for deportations and war crimes, doubting any amnesty for treachery. It notes Germany's munitions limits and warns that Soviet and German pressures undermine last-ditch promises, labeling the talk as mere rhetoric to prolong the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lusitania J
Wittenberg Oustages
Lowvuin
Aerselal
Phith Cavell
Preatt
Huron de Baye
Princs Hitel Mriederich
Liege
Goee
Trime
Germany
Tacitean Celebrities Speak In Brief Interviews
A survey of famed figures shows Napoleon Wellington Kitchener Newton Darwin Kelvin Tenant and Beethoven among silent or reticent geniuses when not speaking and Mozart Chopin Wagner Liszt and others preferring solitude. The piece notes Lord Tenysoe and Thomas Carr as notably quiet among world greats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon
Wellingto
Lord Kitchener
Vaunieretai
Willase Pitt
Siroane Newton
Darwin
Mack
Lord Kelvin
Rimeelf
Beethoven
Mozart
Chopin
Lord Tentysoe
Thomas Carr
Thomas [Mardy
James Bartle
Sayin
Perlin
Circus gossip and snake catching tales from old papers
A long, rambling reminiscence describes circus life, trained snakes, and exotic acts. It covers a London era showman, the diamond snake, and a 19th century Australian anecdote about a pair in love and long journeys.
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Marcying
Bindla
Jenkins
Boileau
St Patrick's
John
We Australia Hotel
Amone
Tom York
Kalgoorlie
San
Zirl
New Zealand
Cuwr
Hughes
Pete Hark
Enelend
Percival Coldfeer
Oly
Newnan
Lee Bowers
Fuilule
Goual—“Ritie
Adelaide
Anil
Samme Pelline
Phe
Toterathon
Inpeth
Sydney “Son
Chicago
Ani
Northern Territory
Commonwealth
New South Wales
Hetty Lawson
Pug
Ralgoorne
Anses
New Jerusalem
S Kilda
Dead Sea
Champion Bank
Mauneatautari Money House
Te Kukoura
Te Reiphta
Boar
Hame Te Puneurangory
Saw the Sponge
Te Whakatei
Teaser
Wiremu Te Tapa
William the Fly
Hone Te Mariko
John Slippets Pieh
Te Kraipuratoke
Glow Worm Eater
Aperbamea Te Rel
Abraham the Jewel
Sam the Sponge
Ngatihaus
Neatikapti
Neatimantapoto
Neatiraukawa
Naatiwadkate
William the Holy
Anedane
London
Omuny Balhet
Depenltors
Meoris
M. Louis Hubourdis
Ale
Bill
Vyonkere “Statesman
Ebbe
J. & Bott
Jorunajem
Solomon's Temple
Britain
Falestine
Empire
Unis
Northara
Bet-Foot
Cally
Perth
Sunday Times
Kansas City Journal
John Astley Cooper
Francis Gribble
Weill
Chilren
New York
Chicago “Herald
George
Maury
Ramafia
Venus
Adonis
Circus
Erieler
Berry's Bay
Blue's Point
Brozher
Berlin
America
Frasier
Cate
Tate
Mr. Braster
Nome
Zeon
Treet
Mr. Bragler
Mr. Brazier
Brazier
William Maclear
Chevert
Gaines
Bragter
Tory
Sorre
Academy of Natwes, Dolphin
Sun
OVT
Queenslan
Ube
Wilke
Siessel
Asu
Che
BMG Wivbe
Liles
Ks Wedladdie
Joey le
Sita
von von Pollmdige
Marunca