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Truth - the First Casualty?
Thanks to:
Rob
Ruggenberg at The Heritage of the Great
War http://www.geocities.com/~worldwar1/default.html
for the following pictures:
- Gas Clouds
- After Four Years of War by Albert Hahn
- Belgian Victim of Steenstraete Gas Attack
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John Frost at John Frost Newspapers
http://www.johnfrostnewspapers.co.uk/3.htm
for the following:
- German cartoon
- British cartoon
- Letter to the Times
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Roger
McGough for the poem A Square Dance |
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The Art Archive for John Singer
Sargent’s ‘Gassed.’ |
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Deutsches Historisches Museum
for Otto Dix’s ‘Gas Attack’ |
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Gordon Corrigan for reference
from ‘Mud, Blood and Poppycock’ (London:
Cassell, 2003)
ISBN 0 304 35955 6 |
The
Glasgow Daily Record for the article
about kilts |
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Brian Blodgett at http://members.tripod.com/Brian_Blodgett/Chemical.htm
for
‘Germany’s Use of Chemical Warfare
in WW1’ |
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Philip Hurd-Wood, for his melliflous
reading of the Wilfred Owen poem,
Dulce et Decorum Est. |
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Author - Caroline Coxon
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For additional sources, out of copyright, see ‘Who’s
Who’ in the ‘Truth – the First Casualty?’
unit.
Unless otherwise stated, the images in this section
are the property of the CWGC.
Every effort has been made to acknowledge
each individual and organisation that has contributed
material so generously, and to cite sources accurately.
If there are any omissions or errors please don't hesitate
to inform us at education@cwgc.org
and amendments will be made as soon as possible to the
website.
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