1918 - Wounded American soldiers are brought to a train station in Germany where YMCA nurses are waiting.
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1918 - Belgian civilians of all ages wave flags and pose with allied soldiers in the liberated city of Ypres.
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1914 - In this American comedy directed by Charles Chaplin, a police officer mistakes the person he is chasing with another man and clubs him in the head by accident. The man he is chasing runs away and hides behind a tree.
1918 - Families of Belgian refugees return to the ruins of Ypres after its liberation with their children and farm animals.
1918 - Crowds of servicemen and civilians take to the streets of Paris, France to celebrate Armistice Day by marching with allied flags.
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1918 - Russian mounted troops prepare to leave Czech headquarters.
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1918 - The Army Day parade marches past the White House in Washington DC.
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1918 - Crowds cheer for a US Army troop transport as it comes to dock in Bordeaux, France and the servicemen wave back.
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1918 - US Army officers depart for a hospital train in France.
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1918 - Families of Belgian refugees return to the ruins of Ypres after its liberation with their children and farm animals.
1918 - Belgian civilians of all ages wave flags and pose with allied soldiers in the liberated city of Ypres.
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1918 - Japanese sailors wave flags and cheer on cavalrymen in a demonstration with other allied officers in attendance.
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USA - 1914 - In this silent film, people talk in a general store. A man pokes them with a pitchfork. A woman brings a tankard to the store.
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1918 - French Army 320mm Howitzers on loan to the US Army are dropped at the railhead of the ordnance depot.
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1918 - Winston Churchill meets with military officers on a street in London, England, where a woman is handing American flags to soldiers.
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1918 - American soldiers visit the White House grounds on Army Day.
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1918 - Winston Churchill meets with military officers on a street in London, England, where a woman is handing American flags to soldiers.
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1918 - Panorama of a US Army evacuation hospital in France.
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FRANCE - 1918 - American soldiers advance through French villages in tanks and on foot.
1918 - President Wilson sends the first airmail in the United States (narrated in 1943).
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USA - 1914 - In this silent film, a man guides a horse with an injured man then carries him to a bed. He puts blankets on him and puts water on a stove.
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USA - 1914 - In this silent film, a woman exits a carriage. A man gets into bed and another man looks through his window. He pulls a knife and a woman arrives on a horse.
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1914 - In this American comedy directed by Charles Chaplin, a couple admire each other as they are out for a walk. A husband offers to help start a stalled car on the road beside them.
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1918 - American soldiers unload 340mm and 400mm artillery shells for railroad guns, and fire them.
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1918 - Canadian and American soldiers play tug o' war.
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1918 - British officers connect the electric leads for an explosive and their men take cover in a nearby trench.
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1914 - The freighter City of Lordsburg enters the Panama Canal.
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USA - 1914 - The Panama Canal opens after years of construction (narrated in 1939).
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1918 - Troop transports leave New York Harbor loaded with servicemen.
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1918 - Black and white soldiers celebrate Armistice Day in the streets of Paris, France, by playing music and kissing women as others wave allied flags out of balconies.
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USA - 1914 - In this silent film, a woman sits on a bench with a dog, and a man smoking a cigarette comes over. He speaks with the woman and sits. Another man in a uniform grabs him as he holds the woman.
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1918 - French liaison officers work with American ordnance instructors and test fire 155mm Howitzers in a large field.
1918 - Crowds of servicemen and civilians dance and wave French flags in the streets of Paris, France on Armistice Day.
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ITALY - 1918 - in this silent crime film, a criminal gang looks for their escaped victims who have cleverly eluded them. The fleeing group has to stop when the grandmother is exhausted, but after a while, she feels better.
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1918 - The Bersaglieri Alpine Corps of the Italian Army visits the White House in Washington DC.
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1914 - In this silent comedy, a painter (Charlie Chaplin) destroys the work in his studio in a rage after getting dumped.
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CANADA - 1918 - In this western drama, two men talk at a card table putting money down. A crowd watches the cards. They both flip half decks.
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1918 - British soldiers dig a communication trench in the French countryside, and an officer inspects and repairs telephone and telegraph wires along the road.
1918 - Black and white soldiers celebrate Armistice Day in the streets of Paris, France, by playing music and kissing women as others wave allied flags out of balconies.
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1918 - Chinese Naval officers pose aboard their battleship under a flag.
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1914 - In this silent comedy, a drunk man (Charlie Chaplin) gets kicked out of a bar for drawing chalk smiley faces on the floor.
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1914 - In this American comedy directed by Charles Chaplin, a police man sneaks up behind two men hiding in the bushes and clubs them both on the head. He takes both of them away by the jacket past some women sitting on a bench.
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1918 - Czech cavalrymen demonstrate their riding skills with a maypole.
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1918 - Generals Harts and Wagstaff are joined by former ambassador Major Bacon at AEF headquarters near Picardy.
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USA - 1914 - in this silent drama, in despair, a man turns away from his empty safe and drops onto his desk. The room is a mess, and it looks like there was a break-in.
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1914 - In this comedy, a man struggles to carry a large bag of flour on his back in a bakery. He knocks over people sitting down at some tables and then drops the bag on a baker at the bottom of a staircase.