WWI websites

[harneyn]

In Memory

Commonwealth War Cemeteries, Communals Cemeteries & Churchyards in Belgium & France - this I found on another post in the forum.

From the above I found:

Heritage of the Great War

It has lots of photos taken by the "Mad Photographer" Frank Hurley and some color photos from that era - some of the first real color photographs of the First World War.

Enjoy,

Ann

[AndyHollinger]

Wonderful site ... well done. Another great resource. Do we know the author? Is he/she/they a PAL.

The songs seemed very garbled but the effect is electrifying ... almost as if they are being sung in a dream.

Andy

[tammilnad]

Hello,

If you mean the author of the site itself that is Rob Ruggenberg who is a dutch newspaper journalist. I remember that he worked for Trouw which started of in the second world war as an illegal newspapers. If you want to know more about him I can find out for you.

Frans

[harneyn]

Here is his credo:

Ruggenberg

<If you mean the author of the site itself that is Rob Ruggenberg who is a dutch

[CROONAERT]

  Do we know the author?  Is he/she/they a PAL.

Hi Andy.

Yes he is.

Dave.

(PS, Rob (if you read this post) - the officer dressed in dark blue in the background of your photo is an artillery officer)