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World War 1 Soldiers' Letters Dated 1916 Found In Bottle On Australian Beach
Messages in a bottle written by two Australian soldiers a few days into their voyage to the battlefields of France during World War I have been found more than a century later on Australia's coast.
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Divers Recover Artefacts From Titanic's Sister Ship Britannic
Divers have recovered artifacts from the Titanic's sister ship, the Britannic, for the first time since the ocean liner sank in the Aegean Sea more than a century ago after striking a mine during World War I.
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World War I Ended On November 11, Armistice Day: History And Significance
The armistice was an agreement to down the weapons as a precursor to the peace negotiations.
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Blog: India-France: United By Valour, Sacrifice Since 1914
The Indian tri-services contingent marched in Paris to the tune of "Saare Jahan se Achcha" on the occasion of Bastille Day, France's National Day. It is not the first time Indian troops were in France.
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After 58 Years, Remains Of US Major Who Died In India To Head Home
Nearly six decades after he died during a visit to Darjeeling, last remains of one of America's most decorated officer, Major General Harry Kleinbeck Pickett, is being returned to the United States for reburial, the US consulate here said on Monday.
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Indian Navy Discovers 5 Cannons, Likely From World War I, Near Kolkata River
Five cannons, probably of World War I vintage, were discovered by the Navy from the river bank in Kolkata, a senior official at its Bengal area headquarters said.
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Ukraine War: Ukraine Troops Target Russians In Trenches In World War I-Style Operation: Report
Ukraine War: A video has surfaced on social media, which shows Russian soldiers being attacked in trenches. The attack was carried out by Ukrainian drone, the video further shows. It is similar to tactic similar to World War I era.
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World War 1 Bomb "Capable Of Exploding" Found By Boy On UK Beach
A young boy recently discovered a World War One live grenade on a Northern Ireland beach. The child contacted the Police Service of Northern Ireland after spotting the device - that was "capable of exploding" - on Cultra beach.
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World War I Shipwrecks Are A Seabed Museum In Turkey
Turkey's newest park is an underwater museum of fourteen shipwrecks that lie beneath the waves of the Dardanelles Strait, a glimpse into the fierce battles between Ottoman and Allied forces in World War I.
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Carrier Pigeon's Century-Old Message Found In French Field
A couple out for a walk in eastern France have discovered a tiny capsule containing a message despatched by a Prussian soldier over a century ago using an ill-fated carrier pigeon.
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Trump By His Side, French President Macron's Salty Message On Nationalism
President Emmanuel Macron led tributes to the millions of soldiers who died during World War One on Sunday, holding a solemn ceremony attended by dozens of world leaders in Paris to commemorate the centenary of the Armistice.
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How World War I Shaped The 20th Century And Beyond A 100 Years On
World War 1: Beyond Germany, the slew of peace treaties redrew the map of Europe, carving up vanquished empires and creating as many future conflicts as new countries and borders from the Baltic States to Turkey, via Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia.
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PM Pays Tribute To Indian Soldiers On First World War 100th Anniversary
On a day the international community observes the hundredth anniversary of the end of hostilities in World War 1, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has paid rich tribute to the Indian soldiers who fought on behalf of Britain.
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London's Big Ben To Chime To Mark End Of World War 1 Centenary Year
Big Ben, one of the world's most famous bells, is to ring out on Sunday to mark the end of the centenary of World War One.
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A Century After World War 1, Search For A Soldier's Identity
In a hospital mortuary in eastern France, the forensic doctor Bruno Fremont examines a gaping hole in the skull of a soldier killed by shrapnel a century ago, at the Battle of Verdun during World War One.
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World War 1 Soldiers' Letters Dated 1916 Found In Bottle On Australian Beach
Messages in a bottle written by two Australian soldiers a few days into their voyage to the battlefields of France during World War I have been found more than a century later on Australia's coast.
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Divers Recover Artefacts From Titanic's Sister Ship Britannic
Divers have recovered artifacts from the Titanic's sister ship, the Britannic, for the first time since the ocean liner sank in the Aegean Sea more than a century ago after striking a mine during World War I.
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World War I Ended On November 11, Armistice Day: History And Significance
The armistice was an agreement to down the weapons as a precursor to the peace negotiations.
-
Blog: India-France: United By Valour, Sacrifice Since 1914
The Indian tri-services contingent marched in Paris to the tune of "Saare Jahan se Achcha" on the occasion of Bastille Day, France's National Day. It is not the first time Indian troops were in France.
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After 58 Years, Remains Of US Major Who Died In India To Head Home
Nearly six decades after he died during a visit to Darjeeling, last remains of one of America's most decorated officer, Major General Harry Kleinbeck Pickett, is being returned to the United States for reburial, the US consulate here said on Monday.
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Indian Navy Discovers 5 Cannons, Likely From World War I, Near Kolkata River
Five cannons, probably of World War I vintage, were discovered by the Navy from the river bank in Kolkata, a senior official at its Bengal area headquarters said.
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Ukraine War: Ukraine Troops Target Russians In Trenches In World War I-Style Operation: Report
Ukraine War: A video has surfaced on social media, which shows Russian soldiers being attacked in trenches. The attack was carried out by Ukrainian drone, the video further shows. It is similar to tactic similar to World War I era.
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World War 1 Bomb "Capable Of Exploding" Found By Boy On UK Beach
A young boy recently discovered a World War One live grenade on a Northern Ireland beach. The child contacted the Police Service of Northern Ireland after spotting the device - that was "capable of exploding" - on Cultra beach.
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World War I Shipwrecks Are A Seabed Museum In Turkey
Turkey's newest park is an underwater museum of fourteen shipwrecks that lie beneath the waves of the Dardanelles Strait, a glimpse into the fierce battles between Ottoman and Allied forces in World War I.
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Carrier Pigeon's Century-Old Message Found In French Field
A couple out for a walk in eastern France have discovered a tiny capsule containing a message despatched by a Prussian soldier over a century ago using an ill-fated carrier pigeon.
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Trump By His Side, French President Macron's Salty Message On Nationalism
President Emmanuel Macron led tributes to the millions of soldiers who died during World War One on Sunday, holding a solemn ceremony attended by dozens of world leaders in Paris to commemorate the centenary of the Armistice.
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How World War I Shaped The 20th Century And Beyond A 100 Years On
World War 1: Beyond Germany, the slew of peace treaties redrew the map of Europe, carving up vanquished empires and creating as many future conflicts as new countries and borders from the Baltic States to Turkey, via Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia.
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PM Pays Tribute To Indian Soldiers On First World War 100th Anniversary
On a day the international community observes the hundredth anniversary of the end of hostilities in World War 1, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has paid rich tribute to the Indian soldiers who fought on behalf of Britain.
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London's Big Ben To Chime To Mark End Of World War 1 Centenary Year
Big Ben, one of the world's most famous bells, is to ring out on Sunday to mark the end of the centenary of World War One.
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A Century After World War 1, Search For A Soldier's Identity
In a hospital mortuary in eastern France, the forensic doctor Bruno Fremont examines a gaping hole in the skull of a soldier killed by shrapnel a century ago, at the Battle of Verdun during World War One.
