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Tag Archives: The Great War
Lessons from the Great War: The End
In my initial post on the Great War I asked four questions. The first of them was about the reasons for the war, and the second was about why the belligerants persisted in the war at such great cost rather … Continue reading
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Tagged Armistace, The End of the Great War, The End of World War I, The Great War, The Hundred Days
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Vimy Ridge, April 9, 1917 – Easter Monday
My grandfather, Beverley Scott, was part of the McGill Battery, Siege Artillery in the latter half of the Great War. He was at Vimy Ridge, and these are two pages from his diary. Click on the pictures to bring up … Continue reading
