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The website ww1tigers.com states the following, "Leicestershire Regiment Soldiers of WW1 WW1TIGERS." I analyzed that the webpage also stated " Capewell and Allen Family at War." They also stated " 4th Battalion 1915 the Original Men that went to France. 11th PIONEER Battalion The Midland Pioneers. Officers Young Soldiers and Buckingham VC. Marching Close to War 1910. WHAT THE TIGERS LEFT BEHIND. What they left Behind 2. And so the site is constantly getting larger."ANALYZE OTHER DOMAINS
The Carnage That Was The World Wars. World War 1 to World War 2. What Caused World War Two? What could cause the deadliest war to date? What explanation is there as to why the world would go to war? Germany was forced to make reparations to Allies. Germany was coerced into losing lands and restricting the size of their army. Countries were in enormous debt from WWI. Unemployment rates were at the highest in history. Britian and France were in enormous debt.
CANADIAN WAR BRIDES OF THE FIRST WORLD WAR. Hugh and Grace on their wedding day, 1919. Grace and Hugh Clark before they sailed to Canada in 1919. I specialize in researching the Canadian WWI War Brides. WAR BRIDES by Melynda Jarratt. Includes a chapter on the War Brides of World War One. Will be available in Canada from Dundern Publishing in May 2009.
World War 1 - War Graves.
World War 1 - War Graves.
Australians on the Western Front 1914-1918. The Australian Remembrance Trail in France and Belgium. The Trail links sites of the most significant Australian battles of the First World War.