11 November 1918

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■ On the 28th of November 1918 Polish women achieved the right to vote. Poland was one of the first

Epiphany by Frederick Landseer Maur GriggsF.L. Griggs began this etching in November 1918, originall

yesterdaysprint:The Indianapolis Star, Indiana, November 22, 1918

yesterdaysprint:The Indianapolis News, Indiana, November 25, 1918

yesterdaysprint:The Modesto Morning Herald, California, November 10, 1918

yesterdaysprint:The Indianapolis Star, Indiana, November 22, 1918

A Belgian woman, who was a forced labourer in Germany, returns home in November 1918.Original image

9/11Portrait of a woman on the home front working in a factory in Lancashire, UK. September, 1918.Or

A young girl leads Canadian soldiers down Rue de Rempart in Valenciennes, France in November, 1918.O

The French poet Apollinaire dies of the Spanish flu on November 9, 1918. He had survived the Battle

Clip from the New York Herald from November 26, 1918 - 15 days after the Armistice, with a sati

lamus-dworski:11th November : Happy Polish Independence Day! In 1918, after 123 years of partit

Recovering American soldiers go sight-seeing in London, November 1918.

futureevilscientist:yesterdaysprint: Douglas Island News, Alaska, November 15, 1918 Nothing like abs

yesterdaysprint: The San Francisco Examiner, California, November 19, 1918

futureevilscientist:yesterdaysprint: Douglas Island News, Alaska, November 15, 1918 Nothing like abs

futureevilscientist:yesterdaysprint: Douglas Island News, Alaska, November 15, 1918 Nothing like abs

futureevilscientist:yesterdaysprint: Douglas Island News, Alaska, November 15, 1918 Nothing like abs

9/11Portrait of a woman on the home front working in a factory in Lancashire, UK. September, 1918.Or

yesterdaysprint: The Daily News and The Independent, Santa Barbara, California, November 12, 1918

A Belgian woman, who was a forced labourer in Germany, returns home in November 1918.Original image

yesterdaysprint: The Daily News and The Independent, Santa Barbara, California, November 12, 1918

Sunday Pictorial, England, November 10, 1918

A young girl leads Canadian soldiers down Rue de Rempart in Valenciennes, France in November, 1918.O

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