Michèle Levy (ed.), Introduction to Alfred H. Mendes, "The Man Who Ran Away" and Other Stories of Trinidad in the 1920s and 1930s [ permanent dead link], Jamaica/Barbados: University of the West Indies Press, 2006, p. xiv. Historia bekerja sama dengan pihak ke-3 untuk transaksi redeem point, dalam hal ini pihak ke-3 adalah GetPlus Director Sam Mendes discusses 1917". Directors Guild of America . https://www.dga.org/Events/2020/Feb2020/1917_QnA_1219.aspx . Retrieved 24 January 2020. Somehow, Alfred survived 'without a scratch,' he wrote later in his autobiography, 'but certainly with a series of hair-raising experiences that would keep my grand- and great-grandchildren enthralled for nights on end.'

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Gavrilo Princip, a Bosnian Serb, assassinated Archduke Franz Ferdinand of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, which then declared war on Serbia. Germany sided with Austro-Hungary and along with the Ottoman Empire fought Britain, Russia, France, Italy, and other countries with the United States joining them in April 1917. I'm A Celeb's Grace Dent admits her heart is broken as she thanks tearful campmates for 'holding her up' in emotional goodbye letter after leaving show

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Mendes retired in Barbados; many of those years were spent writing his autobiography. Upon his death in 1991, his unfinished drafts were edited and eventually published. The new film by Sam Mendes, Golden Globes ‘Best Director’ winner, is an homage to his grandfather. Jake Kerridge reports Fears swine flu could be spreading under the radar as health chiefs urge Brits with cold-like symptoms to stay at home after 'fluke' detection My grandfather, Eric McGlashan was born in 1888 in Orroroo, South Australia and upon enlistment in August 1916 was a medical practitioner. He was nearly 29 years old, married and stood 5 foot 8 inches (153 cm). He was assigned to the Australian Army Medical Corps (AAMC) and appointed as a Captain. Eric embarked from Melbourne on 11 September 1916 on board the HMAT Euripides and arrived in Plymouth on 26 October the same year. Fortunately, by the time Hughie arrived the frontline had stabilised and his sector did not see any major offensives for the remainder of the war. That is not to say it was a safe area as Hughie often describes the heavy German artillery bombardments; tunnels collapsing and troops being buried due to heavy mortars landing on top; and regular raiding by German troops to destroy parts of the tunnel system or to take prisoners. The British units were of course doing exactly the same to the Germans who occupied trenches and tunnels only a few hundred metres away across No Man’s Land.