Battles of the First World War Podcast
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Member @GreatWarGroup Battles of the First World War Podcast looks to go in-depth into the battles of the Great War of 1914-1918.
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During the battles for possession of the key village of Bazoches-sur-Vesle, an American son of Russian-Jewish immigrants would distinguish himself by looking out for his friends and soldiers.
US Army SGT William Shemin
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New episode is out, Folks!

In the final days of the Aisne-Marne Offensive, American forces pursued the retreating Germans to the River Vesle in August 1918.
US Army SGT William Shemin.
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Done. A little off on my space measuring (there’s a reason I do history and not math), so we had to incorporate another little map in there.

But there we go. 😊
The blank wall has now been wall papered with the ABMC maps (and one print out). The blank wall has now been wall papered with the ABMC maps (and one print out). Desk is back in place. The blank wall has now been wall papered with the ABMC maps (and one print out). Desk and everything on it are all back in place.
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Rainy day project by Mrs. BFWWP and Ms. BFWWP-ette.

Excited to see how it turns out. 😃
Photo of the blank wall under my bookshelf bridge. Photo of the blank wall under my bookshelf bridge. Photo of three American Battle Monuments Commission WW1 division maps that will become wallpaper on the blank wall space. Close up of one of the ABMC maps.
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Set in the Meuse-Argonne campaign of WW1, 5 Doughboys are ordered out to No Man's Land to dispatch a wounded comrade. What they find is someone who is not of their world...

@danielkraus.com has written an engrossing and thrilling book! Damn, this was a hell of a ride.
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Success with this hobby has not been as a result of "grand gestures," it's been getting at it every day for a little bit and seeing episodes slowly get researched, written, recorded, and released.

Also, working on it every day makes me enormously happy. 😁
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Me, too! 🤣
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All I saw was cheesecake boat and ocean for at least 5 minutes
Photo of a missing slice of cheesecake that looks like a cheesecake hull floating in a deep blue ocean. The "ocean" is actually the blueberry topping on the large cheesecake that we don't see completely.
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The universe gave me the opportunity to finally get my hands on a much-wanted German Stahlhelm. Luck was also on my side as the Stahlhelm came with a Pickelhaub.

Flanking my beloved Casque Adrian on either side, I’m quite content. 🤓😎
Three WW1 helmets together: from left to right, a German Pickelhaub, a French Casque Adrian, and a German Stahlhelm. Side view of a German Stahlhelm. Angle view of a German Pickelhaub helmet. Side view of a German Pickelhaub helmet.
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As we're restarting this, I want to give folks plenty of time to get the book if they haven't already and be able to read it. I will throw out some tentative dates below:

- Saturday, October 18, 2025 at 1400h EST

- Saturday, October 25, 2025 at 1400h EST
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Hey Folks,

It is time to get our Patreon BFWWP Book Club going again!

Last time, we agreed our next book would be PVT Len Smith’s “Drawing Fire.” (Many thanks to Hans A. for the suggestion!)
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So sorry to hear this. May he rest easy.
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What can a 1917 short story collection tell us about the British home front during the #FWW?

This month Ann-Marie Einhaus discusses War-Time in Our Street by J. E. Buckrose.

These stories capture everyday resilience and humour amid wartime hardships. 🗃️

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61 - War-Time In Our Street
What can a 1917 short story collection tell us about life on the British home front during the First World War? In this episode of Oh! What a Lovely Podcast, Angus, Chris, Jessica, and r...
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Of the First World War cemeteries I find the German ones the most...appropriate. German cemeteries of the First World War, the Deutscher Soldatenfriedhöfe, are always somber affairs that envelop the soul in a shroud of sad contemplation upon entering them...
Photograph of two basalt crosses amongst the rows of headstones at the German military cemetery in Menen, Belgium. Nearly 48,000 German war dead from the First World War are buried here.