19th August 1915
Rationing laws have gone into effect in the Netherlands.
The Battle of Van has begun.
The British liner, SS Arabic, has been sunk by a German submarine without warning, whilst sailing from Liverpool to New York. It is reported to 44 people have lost their lives.
Welcome to Some Sunny Day, a blog that shows an insight into what life was like during war. As it is the 100th anniversary of the First World War, the blog is currently focusing on what life was like for everybody involved in this war from the home front to the front line.
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Wednesday, 19 August 2015
Wednesday, 15 July 2015
Life AT War - Day By Day
15th July 1915
The head of German propaganda in the US, Dr Heinrich Albert has lost his briefcase on a subway in New York City.
The Austro-German forces have launched an offensive along the Eastern Front.
Later an extensive examination of the lost briefcase's content revealed an extensive network of German espionage and subversion across America.
The head of German propaganda in the US, Dr Heinrich Albert has lost his briefcase on a subway in New York City.
The Austro-German forces have launched an offensive along the Eastern Front.
Later an extensive examination of the lost briefcase's content revealed an extensive network of German espionage and subversion across America.
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