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First Armored Motor Battery in Action

from SMU Libraries Digital Collections

  • TVL1970 said:
    This particular armored car (New York National Guard Armored Car B-1) has appeared a couple of times in the Commons. See this photo and comments undeneath:

Een inwoner van Aalst biedt zijn Ierse bevrijder een sigaar aan / A resident of Aalst offers a cigar to his Irish liberator

from Nationaal Archief

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  • zoetnet said:
    irish? i think u mean british - ireland was 'neutral' in de oorlog
  • it is aai! said:
    Het kan natuurlijk een Noord-Ier zijn, dat maakt 'm Brit, maar toch ook Ier. Maar verwarrend is het wel, want Ierland deed inderdaad niet mee aan de oorlog.
  • T_C! said:
    The Irish Guards is a regiment of the British Army. Check Wikipedia for Details :)
  • it is aai! said:
    But people from Northern Ireland could be called Irish ;)
  • Rapsak said:
    En welk Aalst? In zowel Nederland als België zijn meerdere dorpen met deze naam.

French at Wilhelm I statue, Essen (LOC)

from The Library of Congress

  • swanq said:
    de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kaiser-Wilhelm-Denkmal_(Essen) Using Google Translate "After the foundation stone was laid on August 26, 1898 without a special celebration, the entire monument was inaugurated on October 23, 1898 in the middle of Burgplatz." "In the course of a comprehensive redesign of the inner city, an urban planning concept was sought in a first architecture competition in 1924 to redesign the Burgplatz in a big city. As a result, the area of the square, which had previously sloped to the east, was straightened and connected to Burgstrasse with a wide staircase. In 1928 the equestrian statue was finally moved to its current location on the southwestern edge of Burgplatz, near the Lichtburg building, directly on Burgstrasse, with a new, simplified base without a terrace." 2017 360° picture of statue in current location at goo.gl/maps/1RstDLe81X7KGhrHA