Overview for 'World War 1914-1918'

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World War I photo collection Russian State Library
Collection of WWI Photographs from the Russian State Library.
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Photographs of the military campaign of the Belgian Congo (1916-1918)
The role that Belgium and its African colonies played in the First World War is well-documented in this photographic collection comprising 4 volumes, which may have been taken by Lieutenant Robert Vincent during the military campaign of the Belgian Congo against the German colonies in East Africa.
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Musical Life in Belgium during the First World War
WWI music collection of approximately 181 items, for example, military marching music, official military marching music published with the approval of the Ministry of National Defense, war hymns, folk songs, national anthems, patriotic music as well as salon songs for solo voice and piano.
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Newspapers and magazines from the First World War period - National Library of Serbia
This collection has been digitised within the context of the Europeana Newspapers project. It includes titles of newspapers and magazines in the Serbian language during World War One.
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First World War Collection of National Library of Serbia
The NLS as a partner of the "Europeana Collections 1914-1918" project has launched its digital library Veliki rat (Great War) with different valuable collections from the WW1 period (posters, images, miscellaneous), reflecting the particular position of the Kingdom of Serbia during the War.
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Digital Collection of 78 rpm Gramophone National Library of Serbia
The National Library of Serbia preserves precious sound treasure on 78 rpm gramophone records in its Special Collections. There are around 1600 records, and more than half (around 900) has been digitised in the last 7 years. The oldest ones date from the beginning of the past century (1901-1902), and the earliest ones are from sixth decade of the 20th Century.
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