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2 Lieutenant Edward Lionel Austin Butler from IWM Collections uploaded December 2011
Golem, from the 1916 book "Der Golem," illustrated by Hugo Steiner-Prag from Center for Jewish History, NYC uploaded February 2010
"In the Ghetto," page 5 from the book "Der Golem" from Center for Jewish History, NYC uploaded February 2010
At the master's grave, page 4 from the book "Der Golem" from Center for Jewish History, NYC uploaded February 2010
"The appearance of the Golem," page 6 from the book "Der Golem" from Center for Jewish History, NYC uploaded February 2010
"Student Charousek," page 9 from the book "Der Golem" from Center for Jewish History, NYC uploaded February 2010
"Cry for help," page 11 from the book "Der Golem" from Center for Jewish History, NYC uploaded February 2010
"Schemajah Hillel," page 18 from the book "Der Golem" from Center for Jewish History, NYC uploaded February 2010
"Rosina," page 22 from the book "Der Golem" from Center for Jewish History, NYC uploaded February 2010
"Murder," page 23 from the book "Der Golem" from Center for Jewish History, NYC uploaded February 2010
Ski-zeilen / Ski-sailing from Nationaal Archief uploaded January 2010
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"The appearance of the Golem," page 6 from the book "Der Golem"
- David klein said:
Ski-zeilen / Ski-sailing
from Nationaal Archief
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© Paulo Renato Souza Cunha said:
So retro!
Great picture.
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Dalton Gomez said:
EXCELLENT!!, SEEN IN :

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Michaela said:
great shot!
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Blue Mountains Library, Local Studies said:
This is crazy, but beautifuly captured!
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Shredington said:
pro... rippin it back in the day..
2 Lieutenant Edward Lionel Austin Butler
from IWM Collections
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coldlunchuk said:
CWGC details Name: BUTLER, EDWARD LIONEL AUSTIN Initials: E L A Nationality: Australian Rank: Second Lieutenant Regiment/Service: Australian Infantry, A.I.F. Unit Text: 12th Bn. Date of Death: 23/08/1916 Additional information: Son of Edward Henry and Fanny Amy Butler, of Sandy Bay, Hobart, Tasmania. Casualty Type: Commonwealth War Dead Grave/Memorial Reference: III. A. 10. Cemetery: PUCHEVILLERS BRITISH CEMETERY www.cwgc.org/search/casualty_details.aspx?casualty=510923 Grave Marker can be viewed here twgpp.org/information.php?id=2043905
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grahamH said:
Descendant of Gamaliel Butler? Yes Known as Leo, b. 10/04/1883, d. 23/08/1916. Fourth generation in family law firm, Butler, MacIntyre and Butler, apparently played first class cricket for Tasmania. A memorial window was erected at St Davids Cathedral, Hobart. Dedicated to his memory on 16/08/1917. next of kin E.H. (Edward Henry) Butler (Father), Solicitor, Hobart. b1851, d1928. Mother - Fanny Amy Butler nee Clerk. Brother - Angus Leicester Butler, b1885, d1965 (wife Marjorie nee Ellis) no children. A cousin of my Gran. www.ww1westernfront.gov.au/pozieres-windmill/aif-memorial...
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spelio said:
Leo may have seen the same trenches as my Grandfather's brother!

Although in different Battalions, they moved backwards and forwards gaining ground, then loosing it again, with sometimes heavy loss of life on both sides, for a war that Paul Baumer in "All Quiet on the Western Front" by Remarque, could not see the point of!
See images of the gravesites at PUCHEVILLERS BRITISH CEMETERY here..
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grahamH said:
www.flickr.com/photos/hwmobs/9757832354/
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Charlotte Czyzyk said:
Help piece together the Life Stories of more than 8 million men and women who made a contribution during the First World War at www.livesofthefirstworldwar.org/