Posts Tagged ‘1914’
German Prisoners Help French Wounded To Reach Rear Lines On Stretchers During The Great War
FLASHBACK to 16 June 1914: German prisoners help French wounded to reach the rear lines on stretchers during the Great War, date and location unknown. (AP Photo)
1914: ‘How It Feels To Be Forcibly Fed’ Like A Suffragette By Djuna Barnes
ON September 6 1914, the prolific writer, artist and journalist Djuna Barnes wrote How It Feels To Be Forcibly Fed for The World Magazine. Barnes was a reporter working on a series of “stunt stories”.
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Paris 1914: colour photographs
THESE colour photographs of Paris in 1914 are from the Albert Kahn Museum, based at Kahn’s former home at 14 rue du Port in Boulogne-Billancourt, a suburb west of Paris:
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Posted: 27th, November 2012 | In: Flashback | Comments (3)
