Wednesday, January 29, 2020

Three Months of the Trip-Wire

(Note for readers:  Yesterday your editor bungled the presentation of Jim Gallen's review of Crucible:  The Long End of the Great War.  We corrected matters and invite you to scroll down and read the article as we intended to present it. MH)


I  haven't been able to fit in my regular reminders that we have published several issues of the St. Mihiel Trip-Wire newsletter over the holiday season so here's a three-in-one article for those of you who read Roads to the Great War but don't yet subscribe to the Trip-Wire. Here are some links to the issues and some information on what you can find in each issue:

November 2019
17th Anniversary Issue

U.S. Infantry (Possibly 77th Division) Attacking North of St. Juvin During the 
Meuse-Argonne Offensive

Main Topic:  The Meuse-Argonne Offensive In-depth
New Articles:
The Centralia, WA, Armistice Day Tragedy
The Rainbow Soldier of Montgomery, Alabama
Plus all our regular updates and features

December 2019

A German Veterans Freikorps Unit, Berlin

Main Topic:  1919: Vestiges of the Great War
New Articles:
Western Front 1917 vs. Hollywood 2019
The Voyage of the Red Ark
North Carolina's Breaking of the Hindenburg Line Commemorated
Plus all our regular updates and features


January 2019

The Return of Private Davis from the Argonne by John Steuart Curry 
(Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, TX)

Main Topic: Burying the War's Dead
New Articles:
Kaiser Wilhelm II Escapes Extradition and Prosecution
Fitzgerald's: The Last Love Battle
Plus all our regular updates and features


Incidentally, if you wish to subscribe just click on the  "Sign Up..."    icon at the top of  any Trip-Wire issue.

1 comment:

  1. They make for informative and very enjoyable reading!

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