US EditionSta: Memorial March to Krn on the Anniversary of the End of World War I
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The Organizing Committee of the Krn - Commemoration March 1918-2025 and the Kobarid Museum, together with other co-organizers, are preparing the 24th memorial march to Lake Krn today to mark the anniversary of the end of World War I. They are also preparing a ceremony there to honor all fallen soldiers on the Isonzo Front.
During a cleanup at Wharton beach in western Australia, Debra Brown accidentally found a glass jar containing a letter of more than 100 years, written by Australian soldiers during World War I. What did he say the letter found in the garage? The message was written in 1916 by the soldiers Malcolm Alexander Neville... The post World War I military card to his mother was found after more than 100 years first appeared on The Antagnonist.
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