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Sdal' avstriets russkim L'vov... [Austrians surrended L'vov to the Russians... as they, being rabbits, cannot fight us lions!. We'll push them further, up to Krakow!'.]

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Plyli etim mesiatsem, Turki s polumesiatsem... [The Turks were sailing under their half-moon flag, but near Sinop they might find their death by drowning'.]

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U soiznikov frantsuzov bitykh nemtsev polnyi kuzov. .... [Our French allies have a cart full of dead Germans, and our English brothers- a whole basket, too].

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Khochu byt' Napoleonom. Chto zhe, pozhalyista, my pomozhem. [I want to be Napoleon. Well then, please, we will help you.] A Caricature of Wilhelm II.

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Ekh ty nemets, pri da pri zhe...[Ach, you German ... Never matter how you try, you won't invade Paris, but if you try to, we'll take Berlin'].

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Khrabyi nash kazak Kriuchkov... [Our brave Cossack Kriuchkov...]. A poem in Russian: 'Our brave Cossack Kriuchkov is wandering around and catching enemies- as many as he can pin on his pike'.

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Voenniia karikatury/ Ekh kaby na verkh vzobratsia-vse by nashe bylo! Nuka ia vam pomogu! [Military Caricatures/ If you clamber up to the top - you will all be ours! Come then, I'll help you!]

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Chto russkomu zdorovo, to nemtsu smert' [What is healthy for the Russian, is deadly for the German].

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Proshli zolotye denechki!...Ostalis' odin lish' mechty [The golden days have passed!...Only dreams remain]

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Ono poniatno, chto pogret'sia kazhdomu khochetsia, tol'ko zachem' zhe...tae...gur'boi-to? [It's understandable that you each want to warm yourself for a while, but why..in a crowd?]'

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Meniu Vil'gel'ma [Wilhelm's Menu]. 'I'm drinking coffee in Antwerp - the Belgians offered him water; I'm having breakfast in Paris - the French offered him champagne; I'm having lunch in Warsaw - the

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A casualty report in a newspaper, during the First World War. The casualty being Private Charles Wright of the 11th battalion of the highland light infantry, killed in France.

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Chto Vil'gesha, milyi drug... [Little Wilhelm, dear friend... ]. A poem in Russian: Russia, England and France are beating Wilhelm, and to amuse Austria she is being beaten by Serbia.

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Vrag roda chelovecheskogo. [Enemy of mankind]. On the central figure it is written: Wilhelm- an evil German; top left: (he) terminated lots of people in his fury; top right: (he) ruined lots of towns

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'The late Pte. Joseph French, Beds. Regiment of Pirton.' A casualty report in a newspaper. The First World War.

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Khot' odet' ty i po forme...[Even though you are dressed in uniform...]. A poem in Russian: Russia is beating Germany and Austria.

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Vil'gel'movy skoty [Wilhelm's Beasts]. [Caricature of Wilhelm II and his allies].

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Gliadite zdes', smotrite tam... [Look here, look there...]. A Caricature of Wilhelm II and Franz-Josef.

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Pro trusost' Turetskuiu da pro udal' molodetskuiu [About the Cowardice of the Turk and the Courage of the Brave].

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Skazka o nemtse, kazake i russkom skipidare [The Tale of the German, the Cossack and the Russian turpentine].

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A nashego to polku pribylo...[Our numbers have grown ... We've got more forces on our side- and they've got casualties on their side'.]

Our numbers have grown we have got more forces on our side and they have got casualties on their side. (A nashego to polku pribylo?)

Location British Library/London/Great Britain

Unique Identifier AR9114943

Type Image

Purpose Public

Size 5622px × 3714px

Photo Credit © British Library Board / Robana / Art Resource, NY

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armed conflicts

FIRST WORLD WAR

military events

military occupations

military organisation

Russian poster of World War 1

Russian poster of World War I

Russian Posters of World War 1

Russian Posters of World War I