Tores Tuesday, The establishment of Poland 1916
ores Tuesday, The establishment of Poland 1916. Last Tuesday of 2020.Now here is a long and very complicated story, of which I will only offer a glimpse, a declaration from…
ores Tuesday, The establishment of Poland 1916. Last Tuesday of 2020.Now here is a long and very complicated story, of which I will only offer a glimpse, a declaration from…
EARLY YEARSErnst Schmidt, the son of a miller, was born in Wurzbach, Thuringia, on December 16, 1889. After leaving school, he became a painter and decorator. According to his own…
Anhalt(1813-1871, Anhalt-Dessau until 1863)The Duchy of Anhalt-Dessau, a German state since the seventeenth century, was a member state of the Germanic Confederation in 1815. In 1863, the duchies of Anhalt-Bernburg…
This week Sabine's battlefield guide Saturday is taking us to Zillebeke one man caught my attention, Karl Wunder and I wanted to know what happened on the day he died.IR…
Today on Gus' Gear, I present the final chapter of communications. I do not have many examples of telephone or telegraph equipment from the Great War, so I am throwing…
October 10, 1846 in Wegnitz in the Merseburg district, in the Kingdom of Prussia.He joined the Prussian Army as an officer candidate while the campaigns of the Austro-Prussian War of…
Paragraph 11 (§11) – Porro Bibitur!!!!The following Beer Stein is a bit different from the previous ones, because it shows a typical Student / Reservist symbol: the 11§ or Paragraph…
Tores Tuesday. Today’s blog will be quite short. As Christmas is approaching fast, I thought I would show an old photograph.These soldiers are celebrating Christmas in the field. It is…
“Teacher, Founder of the Hostel, a Witness to the Unofficial 1914 Christmas Truce... the Man Who Dreamed of Peaceful International Understanding...”THE TEACHERRichard Schirrmann was born in the East Prussian town…
What is Thuringia? This area is a well-known collection of small states. From a grand Duchy down to principalities. There are quite a few and by World War I there were…