The Memorials In France And Belgium
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The document summarizes several memorial sites in France and Belgium that commemorate soldiers who fought in World War 1. It describes monuments such as Tyne Cot, Menin Gate, and Theipval Memorial which list the names of tens of thousands of soldiers who were killed or went missing in battles like those of Ypres and the Somme. Relatives of deceased soldiers often could not afford to inscribe personal messages on gravestones due to costs, resulting in many that only include a name or the words "Known unto God".
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I have included some details on what happened when war was declared and how the men were encouraged to join the military to fight in the war. I briefly describe what a battalion is and the training that the men would have received before going into battle. I have also included a family tree to show how the men were related, although all of them may not have known each other. I have also included a map of the Western Front in France where most of the men fought."
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World War I had a devastating impact, as described in the poem remembering the young lives lost in battles like Passchendaele, the Somme, and Mons. New crosses were still being added, a sign that the conflict continued taking lives. The document then discusses several aspects of World War I, including the rise of nationalism in countries like Germany, key facts about the war, life and conditions in the trenches, events like the Christmas truce of 1914 and the failed Gallipoli campaign of 1915, as well as the roles of new technologies and certain individuals.
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http://www.wcia.org.uk/wfp/theme_refugeesandsanctuary.html
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