More stories from Arthur Thiele: delicious food, peaceful sleep and beautiful women — what else does a soldier need?
Wwi
Wwi
British children's book about the First World War, enemies, allies and technical innovations
From the very first days that tanks appeared on the battlefield, dummy versions of actual tanks were widely used to confuse enemy forces
Photo tour of the National Military Museum of Romania in Bucharest
Military propaganda posters dedicated to the fight against lice and typhus
The story of «Mary's Tin» — one of the most touching and esteemed souvenirs of World War I in the UK
Let's remember one of the most touching movies about the war – Joyeux Noël («Merry Christmas»)
Mouse Cavalry, zouaves on the trees and wrong Gurkhas, or German propaganda for children from the First World War times
Eat fish and vegetables and your country will win: World War as finest nutritionist
Propaganda posters from the US, UK and Canada calling to save food and find cheaper substitutes
Indisputable brands of military propaganda: put some money into Horatio Nelson’s bonds or take revenge on English for Joan of Arc
For almost three years WWI went without participation of the USA
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