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Wreckage Of US Ship, Lost During World War 1, Found Off England Coast
The Tampa sank in 1918 after a German submarine attack killed all 131 aboard. It was largest single American naval combat loss of life in World War 1.
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Secret Tunnels Hidden Beneath London Since WWI. Soon, Visit Them
Before World War I, the streets of the largest city in Europe were choked with buggies and, increasingly, new inventions called automobiles.
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100 Years Later: Indian Stories From World War 1
Loud cheers greeted Indian soldiers at Marseilles, in the South of France, as the Meerut and Lahore infantry divisions arrived in October 1914, barely two months after the Germans had invaded Belgium and Britain had declared war on Germany.
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Lights go out in Britain to Remember World War I Dead
Lights will go out in homes across Britain today as part of commemorations marking 100 years since the outbreak of World War I, which claimed the lives of nearly one million Britons.
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Copy Of Chaplin's WWI Film To Go Under Hammer
The only known surviving copy of Charlie Chaplin-starrer Zepped, will hit the auction block here later this month.
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Wreckage Of US Ship, Lost During World War 1, Found Off England Coast
The Tampa sank in 1918 after a German submarine attack killed all 131 aboard. It was largest single American naval combat loss of life in World War 1.
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Secret Tunnels Hidden Beneath London Since WWI. Soon, Visit Them
Before World War I, the streets of the largest city in Europe were choked with buggies and, increasingly, new inventions called automobiles.
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100 Years Later: Indian Stories From World War 1
Loud cheers greeted Indian soldiers at Marseilles, in the South of France, as the Meerut and Lahore infantry divisions arrived in October 1914, barely two months after the Germans had invaded Belgium and Britain had declared war on Germany.
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Lights go out in Britain to Remember World War I Dead
Lights will go out in homes across Britain today as part of commemorations marking 100 years since the outbreak of World War I, which claimed the lives of nearly one million Britons.
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Copy Of Chaplin's WWI Film To Go Under Hammer
The only known surviving copy of Charlie Chaplin-starrer Zepped, will hit the auction block here later this month.
