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World War I Blog Posts

World War I

I’m the author of A Poppy in Remembrance set in World War I and have written a number of background posts about the subject. Here they are in no particular order:

A Poppy in Remembrance, WWI blog posts, Animals in WWI, What do poppies have to do with WWI, Poppies at the Tower

My grandfather, a private during World War I

Bagpipes in the WWI Trenches

My favorite World War I Research Books

A Doughboy Earns His Citizenship

Traveler’s Tales: The London War Zone

Eyewitness: No Man’s Land

Mary Rinehart: WWI Female Correspondent

WWI: The National Gallery of Art

London’s Imperial War Museum

Archduke Franz Ferdinand and You

Graves and Memorials along the Western Front

Mud and Trenches

The TrenchesA Poppy in Remembrance, WWI blog posts, Animals in WWI, What do poppies have to do with WWI, Poppies at the Tower

Wandering the Somme

A Trip to the Western Front

World War I and the YMCA  

World War I and the Influenza Horror

Veteran’s Day and Red Poppies

A Poppy in Remembrance, WWI blog posts, Animals in WWI, What do poppies have to do with WWI, Poppies at the Tower

Tower of London, September 2014, by David Kronberg

Weeping Over the Sepia

WWI Slang and You

WWI in 2015 Salzburg Austria

Edith Clavell and Personal Sacrifice

WWI: Zeppelins and Terror

Mud and Trenches: WWI

White Feathers and Cowardice

Poppies and WWI

The U-Boat Dilemma

What is Bandage Rolling?

ANZACS, the YMCA, and Oswald Chambers

Oswald Chambers, Job, and Baffled to Fight Better

The WWI Charge of a Light Brigade

Women Journalists in WWI

Mary Lee: The General’s Daughter in WWI

Kathleen Chambers: Little Girl in a WWI Camp

World War I Animals

A Poppy in Remembrance, WWI blog posts, Animals in WWI, What do poppies have to do with WWI, Poppies at the Tower

Most repinned photo on my Pinterest boards!

World War I: Enter the Animals

WWI Animals: Horses

WWI Animals: Elephants on Parade

WWI Animals: Pigeons Save the Day

WWI Animals: Unlikely Heroes

WWI Animals: Down Under Mascots and Helpers

WWI Animals: Horses

WWI Animals: Gone to the Dogs

WWI Animals: Winnie the Pooh

The Imperial Camel Corps

WWI: A YMCA Worker’s Camel Tale

World War I Pinterest Boards

A Poppy in Remembrance, WWI blog posts, Animals in WWI, What do poppies have to do with WWI, Poppies at the Tower

The mud, but most importantly, the soldiers working together

I maintain a variety of Pinterest boards about World War I:

World War I Shots

WWI France

WWI London

WWI Egypt

WWI Americans

YMCA WWI

World War I Animals

WWI Fashion

World War I Notables (famous people)

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Michelle Ule is a bestselling author of historical novellas, an essayist, blogger and the biographer of Mrs. Oswald Chambers: The Woman Behind the World's Bestselling Devotional.

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