In your ‚article‘ you mention the women ‚who won the war‘.... what about the thousands of women on the other side doing EXACTLY the same jobs? Were they worth less only because they happened to be born in other countries? Very one-sided piece.😕
This is great, thanks to Gabriel.
Not pushing an agenda here at all
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100 years since World War One | Pictures | ReutersAn American gun crew from Regimental Headquarters Company, 23rd Infantry, fires a 37mm gun during an advance against German entrenched positions. Location unknown. Library of Congress/via REUTERS Never Forget. The war was actually needless, after all the killings the war was stoped at the table of negotiations. Lessons Negotiations should be the ultimate to resolving differences not war.
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The mighty women of World War IBelinda Davis: World War I plunged millions of women across the globe into 'men's jobs' even as they kept home and hearth. The legacy continues into today. Opinion An image showing alot of women power and courage! WomanPower 💪✌ Opinion Awesome picture Opinion That’s how my Gran met my Grandad, she was in the Women’s Land Army. Came from the city to work in the countryside in WW1
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Unsung heroes, animals were vital part of WWI war machinePARIS (AP) — They were messengers, spies and sentinels. They led cavalry charges, carried supplies to the front, and died by the millions during World War I. Horses, mules, dogs, pigeons, even a baboon, all were a vital — and for decades overlooked — part of the Allied war machine. Researchers have been hard-pressed to find official accounts of the services rendered by animals. Today, they are emerging as unsung heroes of the Great War. France recently decided to recognize their role in war. And in 2004, Britain installed a huge memorial to the vital contributions of animals on the edge of London's Hyde Park. FROM PRISON TO HIS OWN WORKSHOP JerusalemIstheCapitalofPalestine 🇵🇸 EndIsraeliOccupation StopArmingIsrael BDS American bull terrier Sergeant Stubby was a legendary service dog and to this day is the 'mascot' of Georgetown University sports teams. This is fine and all, but casualties topped over one million men at the Somme alone. Forgive me for not getting too teary-eyed over carrier pigeons
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World War I Centenary: 100 Legacies of the Great WarTo mark the World War I centenary, The Wall Street Journal selects 100 legacies from World War I that continue to shape our lives today. And Trump did want to go out in the rain, to honor the fallen soldiers. Total disgrace by BoneSpurs This Narcissist does not represent US, he only represents himself and bloodmoney ArmisticeDay100 100yearsago Large number of Indian soldiers sacrificed their lives during WWI. India was a British colony during WWI . Apara Prakriti is that important center of incitement that induces inactivity to become active.
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How World War I Became the First Modern War of ScienceIn World War I, for the first time, scientists would be seen as vital to the war effort, volunteering to work on problems from aviation to submarine detection to chemical warfare Yeah - and who has the most dangerous chemical and biological weapons on earth that serves not purpose other than genocide... Today - Google hacked - sensitive information IP'S routed to unfriendly nations - future repercussions unknown What? Did they discover climate change?
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Macron, world leaders rebuke 'nationalism' at World War I event attended by Trump'I know there are old demons coming back to the surface,' French President Emmanuel Macron said. 'They are ready to wreak chaos and death.' Well put and if we don't stay vigilant they will win.
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World leaders miss exact moment ot commorate end of World War ILeaders from across the globe missed the exact moment to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the official end of World War I Am John Robert By name and am 48y old widower.I lost my late wife over 6y ago and then have been living without no lady I do real estate business in big scale.I'm alone in my 3 villas and a beach house.I earn a lot so money not at all a prob for me.But I am lonely so need a girl 👉 👉 👉
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The Latest: World leaders mark 100 years since end of WWIPARIS (AP) — The Latest on commemorations a century after the end of World War I (all times local): 11:10 a.m. World leaders walked side by side to commemorate the end of World War I in a somber, rain-soaked line as bells finished tolling. Arriving a few minutes late, they missed the exact moment to commemorate the armistice that ended World War I. Fighter jets passed overhead as the leaders walked to the Arc de Triomphe. At 11 a.m. on Nov. 11, 1918, the devastating war came to a close. U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin were expected to arrive separately for the commemorations. So what? Who cares? This is not news. It's gossip. All world leaders lined up and waiting beneath Arc de Triomphe. Finally Trump arrives. America last! In Great Britain we remember at 11am and France is an hour in front
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World Leaders Warn Against Nationalism At World War I Remembrance CeremonyIn a speech at the Arc de Triomphe, French President Emmanuel Macron took aim at the style of nationalism that has been embraced by President Trump. can tell you right now.. it went over 45's head.. 🎶One of these things is not like the others. One of these things just doesn't belong ... Trump knows they are talking about him
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